John Hasenbein

Dr. John J. Hasenbein is a professor at The University of Texas at Austin in the graduate program in Operations Research and Industrial Engineering within the Department of Mechanical Engineering.

Research Interests

• Stability of queueing networks, Lyapunov functions
• Game-theoretic queueing models and pricing
• Scheduling and analysis of semiconductor wafer fabs, predictive maintenance
• Large deviations of reflected Brownian motion, associated variational problems
• Queueing applications of Markov decision processes
• Stochastic optimization
• Resilience models for flooding and winter storm mitigation (especially in healthcare networks and power systems/electric grids)

Positions Held

• Professor, September 2016 – present, UT-Austin
• Associate Professor, September 2005 – August 2016, UT-Austin
• Assistant Professor, September 1998 – August 2005, UT-Austin

• NSF International Research Fellow and Visiting Professor
  CIMAT – Centro de Investigación en Matemáticas
  Probability and Statistics Group
  Guanajuato, GTO, Mexico
  June 1999 – December 1999

Education

• Ph.D. in Operations Research (Stochastics). School of Industrial and Systems Engineering,
  Georgia Institute of Technology, September 1998
• M.S. in Operations Research. School of Industrial and Systems Engineering,
  Georgia Institute of Technology, Spring 1995
• B.S. in Systems Science and Mathematics. Washington University, St. Louis. Spring 1991

Editorial Positions

• Associate Editor, Stochastic Systems, August 2017 – present
• Associate Editor, Operations Research, January 2007 – present
• Associate Editor, Queueing Systems, January 2008 – present
• Topical Editor, Wiley Encyclopedia on Operations Research and Management Science, July 2008 – June 2013
• Associate Editor, IIE Transactions on Operations Engineering and Analysis, January 2009 – present
• Editor, 2010 Tutorials in Operations Research
• Area Editor (Stochastic Networks and Queues), Operations Research Letters, January 2012 – present