Operations Research
[Closed]
Work description
- Conduct empirical analysis to consumer behaviour using discrete choice models; - Extend production planning models to explicitly account for a MLOR (Minimum life on receipt) rule, defined by incorporating consumers' behavior at the end of the supply chain; - Develop optimization models, as well as heuristics and simulation models to solve the problem designed. - Conduct analysis of the impact of collaborative strategies between retailers and producers in the definition of a MLOR rule.
Academic Qualifications
Master in Industrial Engineering and Management.
Minimum profile required
Academic qualification with an average mark of 18/20 (or at least 90% of the maximum mark); Knowledge of Operations Research.
Preference factors
Experience and knowledge of programming; Previous participation in projects related to this area of work is a preferential factor; Good level of the English language.
Application Period
Since 01 Sep 2022 to 04 Oct 2022
[Closed]
Centre
Industrial Engineering and Management