I help distribution and logistics operations reduce transportation cost, improve routing efficiency, and make better network decisions using optimization and scenario modeling.
I turn complex supply chain decisions into structured models so leaders can compare options, quantify tradeoffs, and act with confidence.
Every operation has different constraints. I listen first, understand the current process, then build solutions around your service requirements, driver limitations, fleet capacity, delivery windows, and business priorities.
Reduce unnecessary miles, improve fleet utilization, and build feasible routes around real-world delivery constraints, vehicle capacity, driver limits, and service requirements.
Optimize delivery days, time windows, and customer schedules to create routing plans that lower cost while keeping operations stable and service levels intact.
Evaluate operational changes before implementing them. Compare scenarios such as new customers, schedule changes, fleet constraints, facility changes, and delivery window adjustments.
Estimate how many trucks, drivers, and routes are needed under different demand patterns, delivery schedules, and service requirements.
Identified opportunities to reduce transportation miles and route counts by 10% while smoothing warehouse workload and giving decision-makers control over how many changes they were willing to accept.
Helped stakeholders compare savings opportunities against operational feasibility and service risk before any routing changes were implemented.
Turned raw operational inputs into feasible delivery plans, making it easier to evaluate route quality, identify constraint violations, and review proposed changes before implementation.
Turned a complex sourcing decision into a clear business case, giving stakeholders the quantitative evidence to compare alternatives, understand tradeoffs, and move forward with confidence.
GPA 3.77 · Graduated With Honors
If your team is dealing with routing inefficiency, rising transportation costs, delivery scheduling complexity, or difficult network tradeoffs, I would be glad to discuss whether optimization and scenario modeling can help.