About Me
I am a fourth year Ph.D. candidate in the department of Industrial Engineering & Operations Research at UC Berkeley, planning to graduate in the summer of 2010. My major research areas include stochastic simulation and applied statistics. Lee Schruben is my dissertation advisor. I am also advised by David Brillinger and George Shanthikumar. My dissertation is on sequential stopping rules for simulation output analysis. While at Berkeley, I have been a TA for both graduate and undergraduate simulation courses.
I also received a masters degree in Statistics from UC Berkeley. My thesis was supervised by Prof. Brillinger and involved analyzing public transportation data. My undergraduate degree is in Operations Research & Financial Engineering from Princeton University in 2004. Before graduate school, I was a risk analyst at Merrill Lynch working on simulation strategies for a municipal bond hedge fund.
Dashi Singham
Ph.D. candidate
UC Berkeley
Dept. of Industrial Engineering & Operations Research
(expected graduation 2010)
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