I am Data X Postdoctoral Fellow at Princeton's Center for Statistics and Machine Learning and a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Princeton's Department of Operations Research and Financial Engineering.
My Research. I'm broadly interested in decision-making, in particular in settings where: (i.) there is a large amount of data, (ii.) several competing decision-makers interact, (iii.) there are scarce or limited resources, for instance, computing resources, time or money, (iv.) decisions should happen in real-time. In practice, I am to support decision-makers involved in energy markets, autonomous systems, intelligent infrastructure and telecommunication systems. My research involves both predictive (i.e., machine learning) and prescriptive (i.e., optimization and game theory) tools.
About Me. At Princeton,I work with Bartolomeo Stellato and Jaime Fisac. I hold a Ph.D. in Mathematics from Polytechnique Montreal, where I worked at the Canada Excellence Research Chair in Data Science for Real-Time Decision-Making on my thesis “Mathematical Programming Games”. I also hold a B.Sc. in Engineering and Management from Politecnico di Torino, and I spent my Erasmus exchange at Tampere University of Technology. I was born (roughly) when this show was airing in Torino (Italy). I grew up in Trofarello, a small town in the urban area surrounding the Piedmontese capital.
