CV

Education

• Ph.D in Management Science and Engineering, Tianjin University, 2019-2023
• M.S. in Operations, Projects and Supply Chain, University of Manchester, 2017-2018
• B.S. in Supply Chain and Information Systems, Pennsylvania State University, 2013-2016

Work experience

• 2023-Present: Assistant Professor
  • School of Management, Zhengzhou University
  • Zhengzhou, China
  • Responsibilities: Teaching, research in AI-human interaction and supply chain operations based on empirical methods
  • School of Management, Zhengzhou University

Publications

• 2024: “The impacts of automation and augmentation AI use on physicians’ performance: an ambidextrous perspective”
  • International Journal of Operations & Production Management
• 2023: “The impacts of the combination service model of cardiac rehabilitation on patient outcomes: evidence from a hospital experience”
  • Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering Reviews
• 2023: “The impact of supply chain specific investments on firms’ market performance: the mediating role of innovation”
  • Journal of Business & Industrial Marketing
• 2024: “基于数字技术的医疗管理文献回顾与展望”
  • 工程管理科技前沿

Teaching

• 2024 Spring: Academic Writing
  • Graduate Course, Zhengzhou University, School of Management
  • Location: Zhengzhou, China
  • [Course Link] (https://isenguo.github.io/teaching/2024-spring-academic-writing)

Awards

• Fermat Contest top 25%, University of Waterloo, 2012
• Euclid Contest top 25%, University of Waterloo, 2013

Service and leadership

• Actively engaged in various academic collaborations and projects
• Mentor to graduate students in management and operations research fields
• Regular participant in international academic conferences

Skills

• Technical Skills
  • Python (60%)
  • RStudio (40%)
  • PyTorch (40%)
• Languages
  • Mandarin (100%)
  • English (90%)
  • Korean (25%)
• Hobbies
  • Movies (80%)
  • Dogs (100%)
  • Tennis (50%)

This CV outlines my academic and professional journey as an Assistant Professor at Zhengzhou University, specializing in AI-human interaction and supply chain operations. I am passionate about combining empirical research methods with innovative teaching to advance the field of management science.