Ami Lazarjan

– Embedded in logistics operations while conducting parallel R&D activities, resulting in a formal invention disclosure under ArbEG within 3 months of joining. – Applied data-driven analysis to shipment flow, sorting efficiency, and inventory tracking; identified structural bottlenecks in multi-node operations.

Selected as domain expert for RAND Europe's AI study on enhancing human capability in complex cyber challenge environments.

– Optimized logistics workflows within a GxP-regulated pharmaceutical supply chain; supported inventory control systems and regulatory compliance documentation.

– Delivered quantitative policy analysis for manufacturing, green economy, and international trade sectors at ministerial level. – Developed econometric models to evaluate industrial policy impacts; briefed senior decision-makers on evidence-based recommendations.

•Supported analysis of postal and parcel logistics operations, focusing on shipment flow, delivery coordination, process delays, and cost-related inefficiencies. •Assisted in reviewing operational data, field feedback, and workflow documentation to identify recurring bottlenecks in parcel movement and handover processes. •Contributed to economic analysis of logistics activities, including time losses, resource use, manual workload, and service-efficiency trade-offs.

Econometric analysis supporting financial sector research and central bank policy reports.

• Analyzed logistics and supply chain processes to enhance efficiency in cargo and passenger operations. • Conducted data-driven performance evaluations to identify areas for improvement. • Developed cost-reduction strategies that supported overall operational goals. • Coordinated between departments to optimize resource utilization and streamline operations.

The international Master’s program “Agricultural and Food Economics” (AFECO) provides students with the expertise to meet these challenges and prepares them for leadership positions in the private sector, public administration, and research institutions.

The MSc in Economics for Development equips students with analytical, critical, and quantitative skills for addressing economic development challenges. It prepares graduates for careers in international agencies, government, or the private sector, and provides the research tools necessary for pursuing studies in development economics.

The ISE program prepares students to create value across diverse sectors—including manufacturing, healthcare, transportation, finance, government, and consulting. Its mission is to educate students from diverse backgrounds in engineering methods and tools, grounded in math, science, and engineering principles, while fostering leadership, professional growth, and lifelong learning in a global context.