Hanqi Wen

Ph.D. Candidate in Technology and Operations
Stephen M. Ross School of Business, University of Michigan

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E-mail: hanqiwen@umich.edu

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Welcome!

I am Hanqi (pronounced Hahn-chee), a Ph.D. candidate at the Stephen M. Ross School of Business, University of Michigan. I am fortunate to be advised by Professors Izak Duenyas and Joline Uichanco.

I am broadly interested in operations management problems inspired by real-world observations. My research currently centers on two streams:

  • Design of Fast-Iterative Products and Services: studying how firms design products and services whose performance evolves through feedback, learning, and continuous improvement.
  • E-commerce Fulfillment Design: studying how platforms design and manage emerging fulfillment practices under incentive misalignment in e-commerce marketplaces.

I mainly employ analytical methodologies such as dynamic programming and game theory to study these problems and generate managerial insights.

Before joining Ross, I received a Master’s degree in Management Science from Peking University and a Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering from Tsinghua University.



Selected Works

  1. Working Paper
    The Interplay Between Customer Feedback Solicitation and Innovation: A Dynamic Solution
    Hanqi Wen, Izak Duenyas, and Joline Uichanco
    2025
    Major Revision at Manufacturing & Services Operations Management
  2. Working Paper
    Pooling Goods of Different Quality: Platform Design under Inventory Commingling
    Hanqi Wen, Izak Duenyas, and Joline Uichanco
    2025
    Under Revision