Jerry Anunrojwong is an Assistant Professor in Operations at Yale School of Management. His research focuses on market design, with interests in robustness, information design, and applications in electricity markets, energy, and sustainability. He is particularly interested in how strategic behavior and business model innovation shape the role of batteries and other flexible resources in decarbonizing power systems. A common theme in my work is that market design must be grounded in institutional detail: who participates, what they know, what constraints they face, and how they respond to one another. He combines theory and applications to develop market designs that are rigorous, resilient, and practically relevant.
Before joining Yale, he was a postdoc at University of Washington. He completed his PhD at Columbia Business School, advised by Omar Besbes and Santiago R. Balseiro. He also holds a master's degree in statistics and a bachelor's degree in applied mathematics from Harvard University.
Education
PhD, Columbia Business School, 2025 AM, Harvard University, 2018 AB, Harvard University, 2018
