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Scott Rodilitz produces research that optimizes online platforms to support public and civic-sector decision makers. His work focuses on building data-driven models for large stochastic systems, helping organizations leverage the power of crowdsourcing in platform-based markets. Rodilitz is motivated by collaborative efforts, including work with Food Rescue US, which connects volunteers with resources to reduce food waste and hunger in communities. He has developed location-specific algorithms to address design challenges within these platforms, balancing the need for timely notifications with volunteer engagement. Rodilitz has a broad educational background, having pursued a Ph.D. in Operations from Yale University and holding a B.A. in Mathematics and Economics from Williams College. His academic contributions include published papers on various aspects of volunteer crowdsourcing and management science, with recognition in conferences and competitions.
UCLA Anderson School of Management • Los Angeles, CA
Teaching and researching within the Decisions, Operations, and Technology Management department.
Department of Economics admits primarily for the PhD program.