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Ashley focuses on the development and implementation of optimization models to support advanced supply chain strategies, including end-to-end process optimization, scheduling, resource allocation and logistics, and product teardown and redesign.
Ashley additionally works in the power and utilities space generating and executing power system models for planning and operations. Prior to joining the firm, Ashley was a strategic advisor to the Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy in the development of next-generation uncertainty- and risk-aware power grid optimization algorithms to support reliable and economic management of renewable-heavy resource portfolios.
Ashley holds a PhD in Operations Research from the Colorado School of Mines and has a BSE in Operations Research and Financial Engineering from Princeton University.
Ashley understands the critical role quantitative analysis plays in robust decision-making, especially as the global economy continues evolving quickly. She strives to help clients think critically about planning and investment decisions with an eye toward long-term strategic and sustainability goals. Ashley believes the most efficient way to bring innovative technology to market is through rigorous studies to demonstrate the impact and she has built a career working toward that mission.
