Supply Chain Management

Leila Morteza Beigi

Email: *******@*****.***

LinkedIn profile: http://www.linkedin.com/in/leilabeigi

Home Address: **** **** ***** **., ***. 3306, San Jose, CA 95134

Phone: 669-***-****

Highlight of Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of finance and insurance models on risk management with a focus on

dependency modelling

• Professional experience in data collection and data analytics

• Data modelling

• Wide experience resulted from studying in a interdisciplinary school along with the research in a

business area

Skills

• Programming languages and statistical analysis:

o MySQL, SQLite

oR

o Matlab

o SPSS

• Other computer skills: Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), MS Visio, Latex

• Systems: Windows, Mac OS X

• Languages: Written and oral comprehension in both English and Farsi (Persian)

Education

Master of Science (M.Sc.), Computational Science & Engineering Sep. 2011 – Dec. 2013

McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, Canada

Thesis title: Modelling Risk Dependencies and Propagation in Supply Chains

Supervisor: Dr. Elkafi Hassini, Associate Professor at DeGroote School of Business

• Courses:

• Advanced Computational Methods & Models

• Probability & Stochastic Processes

• Continuous Optimization Algorithms

• Foundation of Scientific Computing

• Supply Chain Management

• Materials Management and Production Planning

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.), Applied Mathematics Sep. 1998 – April 2003

Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences, Damghan University, D amghan, Iran

• Related Courses:

• Data Structures

• Time Series I

• Stochastic Processes I

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• Operational Research II

• Graph Theory and Applications

• Numerical Analysis

Professional Experience

Research Assistant Sep. 2011 – Dec. 2013

McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada

• Responsible for collecting data, performing data modeling and analysis

• Responsible for doing research in various topics, including:

- Risk dependencies in supply chains

- Risk propagation in supply chains

• Proposed an extension to risk dependency models, considering dependency among individual

risk factors

• Proposed a time-dependent contagion Poisson process model for risk propagation in supply

chain

• Presented applications for studied models for different supply chain network configurations

• Investigated the effect of March 11, 2011 earthquake on the supply chains of Toyota and Honda

Teaching Assistant Sep. 2011 – Dec. 2013

DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University - Hamilton, Canada

• Leading tutorials, (for average of 100 students)

• Student consultation, grading, and invigilation

• Courses TAed:

o Applied Statistics for Business (Commerce 2QA3)

o Production & Operation Management (Commerce 3QC3)

Additional Experience

Mathematics Teacher & Educational Book Series Editor Sep. 2003 – May 2007

Ghalamchi Educational Institute (“Kanoon”), Tehran, Iran

website: http://www.kanoon.ir

• Designed and edited mathematics regular exam questions that were distributed nationwide for

high-school students preparing to take the university qualification exam

• Taught mathematics in courses offered by the institute

• Responsible for administering and coordinating the team designing and preparing the

mathematics exams

Publication

Leila M. Beigi and Elkafi Hassini, “A review of models for dependency of risks: Extension and

applications to supply chains”, to be submitted to a journal.

Presentation

Leila M. Beigi, (2013, May). Review of models for dependency in risk management: Extension and

application to supply chains. Lecture presented at the 55 th CORS Annual Conference, Vancouver,

Canada.

Distinctions and honors

• High GPA during MSc degree studies at McMaster University: A+

• Graduate Scholarship of McMaster University

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Note: I am a Canadian citizen, and using a TN status could easily work in US for any employer. There is

no need for sponsorship.

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