Yogendra Singh

Yogendra Singh

Supply chain and operations management

Centre for Simulation, Analytics, and Modelling

Biography

I am a doctoral researcher and Teaching Associate, affiliated to the Centre for Simulation, Analytics and Modelling. My research is in the realm of supply chain and operations management under the supervision of world leading scientist Prof Stephen Disney, and Dr Okechukwu Okorie; focusing on production strategy, supply chain design and configurations, supply chain network and management, digital transformation, consumer perception, discounted delivery, reducing supply chain dynamics including bullwhip and net stock amplification, future supply chain network configurations, and lean manufacturing and services operations.

I have worked with various industries and research institutes during his approx. 4 years of full-time industry experience, 1+ year industrial training and internships, and 4 consultancy projects. For instance, Infosys (USA), DVLA, Government of the United Kingdon (UK), Ceva Logistics (USA), DHL (USA), Asahi Shimbun (Japan), NHS (Scotland), Yamaha Motors (India), Continental (India), Airbus Defence & Space (UK) on a project for European Space Agency (Europe) and NASA (USA), and academic institutions including at University of Surrey (UK), Aoyama Gakuin University (Japan), Birmingham City University (UK), Cranfield University (UK), University of Texas (USA), Virginia Tech (USA), and University of Tasmania (Australia).

So far, I have delivered more than 30 conference presentations, published 3 journal articles, 1 book chapter, and 4 conference articles; 3 journal articles are in the review process and 3 in-progress. Methodologies utilised include both Quantitative (mathematical modelling, data visualisation and analytics, numerical analysis, econometric modelling, computational, artificial intelligence, empirical methods such as surveys, simulations including monte carlo simulations), and Qualitative (case studies, interview, brainstorming techniques, critical analysis, theorising and conceptualisation). Software utilised include R programming, MATLAB, Python, Macros, C programming, Satellite Toolkit, Stata, AutoCAD, SolidEdge ST4, Solidworks, advanced MS Excel, and MS Project.

My awards include University of Exeter Above and Beyond Award, University of Exeter Business School Commendation, University of Exeter Business School PGR Teaching Studentship, University Gold Medal, Chancellor’s Medal, Certificate of Merit, among others.

Interests
  • Supply chain design and dynamics
  • Supply chain management
  • Manufacutring and services operations
  • Digital transformation
  • Aerospace
  • Forecasting
  • Future businesses and supply chains
  • Modelling and simulation
  • Statistics and data analytics
Education
  • PhD in Management (ongoing)

    The University of Exeter, United Kingdom

  • Master of Research in Management

    The University of Exeter, United Kingdom

  • Master of Astronautics and Space Engineering

    Cranfield University, United Kingdom

  • Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering

    Sharda University, India

Publications

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(2024). A more realistic analytical modelling of a manufacturing supply chain echelon.. University of Exeter ‑ Arizona State University (UOE‑ASU) Research Workshop, 11th‑13th June 2024, Exeter, UK.

(2024). . Advancing Material Requirements Planning (MRP) theory. Center for Simulation and Analytically Modelling ‑ Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (CSAM ‑ IITD) Hybrid Research Workshop, 24th May 2024, Exeter, UK.

(2024). Analysing Economic Implications of Electric Vehicle Battery Remanufacturing: Insights from Consumer Attitudes and Environmental Awareness. 34th Production and Operations Management Society Annual Conference, April 25th-29th, Minneapolis, USA.

(2024). Reducing MRP nervousness: Integrating value stream mapping and control theory. 34th Production and Operations Management Society Annual Conference, April 25th-29th, Minneapolis, USA.

(2024). Reducing MRP nervousness with proportional order-up-to policy. Second Operation and Analytics Workshop, KU Leuven, Belgium.

Industrial projects

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Consultancy project for a Japanese firm
A consultancy project under supervision of Prof Stephen Disney (EBS, UK) and Prof Takamichi Hosoda (ABS Japan), was delivered. The name of the industry can not be disclosed due to the NDA (Non-disclosure Agreement) signed.
LISA Constellation Mission
An ambitious mission of European Space Agency, NASA, and others.
Supply chain design and relocation of the assembly plan
Continental AG is a Germany based one of the worlds largest automobile part manufacturing company. In last 150 years, Continental has expanded it’s wings to 58 countries. Continental Hydraulic Brakes Pvt Ltd started its operations in Gurugram (India) in a partnership with Rico.

Industrial Experience

 
 
 
 
 
BYJU’S – Think & Learn Pvt. Ltd., India
Business Development Associate
BYJU’S – Think & Learn Pvt. Ltd., India
March 2021 – September 2021 India
 
 
 
 
 
Laxmi Engineering Equipments Pvt. Ltd.
Engineer
Laxmi Engineering Equipments Pvt. Ltd.
June 2015 – August 2018 India
 
 
 
 
 
Bright Network
Technology Intern
Bright Network
June 2020 – July 2020 United Kingdom
 
 
 
 
 
Continental Hydraulic Brakes (I) Pvt. Ltd.
Industrial Trainee
Continental Hydraulic Brakes (I) Pvt. Ltd.
June 2012 – June 2013 India
 
 
 
 
 
Yamaha Motors
Intern
Yamaha Motors
June 2011 – July 2011 India

Teaching Experience

This includes as a Lecturer, Lead Tutor, Seminar/Workshop Tutor, and Grader to Undergraduate, Postgraduate, and MBA cohorts.

 
 
 
 
 
University of Exeter
Academic year - 2023-24
September 2023 – Present United Kingdom
 
 
 
 
 
University of Exeter
Academic year - 2021-22
September 2021 – August 2022 United Kingdom

Accomplishments

University of Exeter Above and Beyond Award
For “outstanding work and commitment…truly gone above and beyond expectations.”
University of Exeter Business School Commendation 2021/22
For an “Excellent” academic performance, “significant contribution to the life of the School,” “recognizing sustained commitment,” and “performed beyond normal expectations.”
University of Exeter Business School PGR Teaching Studentship Award
Fortunate enough to have been awarded one of the most generous and prestigeous scholarship in the UK.
Team member for the feasibility study of LISA constellation mission
LISA constellation mission (planned launch 2037) is often termed as the most advanced scientific undertaking by mankind ever, and is going to be the largest man-made structure in space, larger than International Space Station. It is a ESA and NASA collaboration mission.
Chancellor’s Medal
For securing top place in the University across all school, departments, and programs of study
See certificate
University’s Gold Medal
For securing top place across all the departments and programs in the School of Engineering and Technology
See certificate
Certificate of Merit
For securing top place in the departments of Mechanical and Automobile Engineering
See certificate
Few Universitywide records
Universitywide record for the highest term GPAs ever, 9.85/10, breaking my own record of 9.65/10. Other records include, highest GPA ever for thesis 10/10, highest GPA ever for the industrial project 10/10, been the only student to achieve them individually and in combination, among other honours and awards. Additionally, the only UG student to publish research at such a scale.
Only student member, Quality Assurance Committee, appointed by the Chancellor
Other members in the committee included Directors of different schools, Director of Quality, Chief Proctor, and headed by the Vice-Chancellor. It was appointed by the Chancellor to improve the quality of University education and infrastructure to improve university ranking and obtain the most prestigious national accreditation, which it eventually got.

Average week time spent on

Work
Research and projects
Teaching
Admin
Leisure
Weightlifting, Swim, Badminton, and Hike
Hangouts
Miscellaneous

Contact

  • y.singh@exeter.ac.uk
  • Centre for Simulation, Analytics and Modelling, Building One, Rennes Drive, Exeter, Devon EX4 4PU
  • 2nd floor, Building one, University of Exeter Business School.
  • Monday 15:35 to 17:25
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