Welcome!
I am a Quantitative Finance Associate at Morgan Stanley, in the Securitized Products Group.
I obtained a PhD in Systems Engineering from the George Washington University. My research focuses on using operations research to solve integer problems that arise in emergency response systems and supply chain networks. I also have experience in the areas of energy systems modeling, portfolio optimization, and transportation.
This page contains a summary of my current and previous research projects, as well as my work experience, publications, past and upcoming conferences.
George Washington University, Washington, DC (Aug 2016 - May 2022)
University of Brasilia, Brasilia, DF, Brazil (Jul 2010 – Jul 2016)
Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, USA (Aug 2013 – Aug 2014)
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Applications:
J. Custodio, A. Zavaleta, M. Lejeune, Note on ‘A Chance-Constrained Programming Framework to Handle Uncertainties in Radiation Therapy Treatment Planning’, European Journal of Operations Research, v. 275, pp. 793-794, Jun 2019. link
R. Garcia, J. Contreras, V. Gonzalez and J. Custodio, Applying Modern Portfolio Theory for a Dynamic Energy Portfolio Allocation in Electricity Markets, Electric Power Systems Research, v. 150, pp. 11-23, Sep 2017. link
J. Custodio and M. Lejeune, Conic reformulations of chance-constrained stochastic location-allocation problems under exogenous uncertainty: application to drone-aidedhealthcare delivery, GDRR, Washington, DC, May 2019.
J. Custodio and M. Lejeune, Conic formulations of a network of drone-aided healthcare delivery with congestion, POMS, Washington, DC, May 2019.
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janiele at gwu dot edu