I have been an assistant professor in the Production & Operations Management Area at the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore since February 2017. Before joining IIM Bangalore, I was a senior analyst at Ford Motor Company in Chennai. I obtained my Ph.D. degree from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras in 2016. Before that, I obtained my bachelor’s degree from Cochin University of Science and Technology in 2011.

[Official website]  [Curriculum vitae] 

Research interests:

• Cooperative game theory: externalities, stochasticity, networks
• Competitive and cooperative strategies in operations management
• Internet economics, Sharing economy, two-sided markets

Teaching:

• Competition and Cooperation in Business Ecosystems, MBA Elective, Term 6 – 2018
• Cooperative Game Theory and Applications, Ph.D. Elective, Term 4 – 2018, 2017
• Optimization Models for Operations Management, Ph.D. Core, Term 2 – 2018, 2017

Recent updates:

• [7/2019] Paper presentation at the 30th International Conference on Game Theory at Stony Brook, New York
• [7/2019] Invited talk at the Dynamics of Complex Systems – Discussion Meeting 2019 at ICTS, TIFR Bangalore
• [1/2019] Invited talk at the Workshop on Games on Networks and Queues at IIT Bombay
• [1/2019] Webinar as part of Manufacturing and Supply Chain Analytics (MaSCA) Talk series by Ford Motor Company, Chennai
• [11/2018] An article in Forbes India on the delayed judicial processes and mounting pendency of cases in Indian courts
• [10/2018] Invited talk at the Computer Science-Economics Workshop at Ashoka University