Part-Time Teaching Position, Revenue Management
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Job Description
The School of Business at the University of Pittsburgh is seeking an adjunct professor to teach the Revenue Management course. This course focuses on decision-making in industries with perishable and constrained resources (e.g., transportation, hospitality, retail), using tools from microeconomics, operations research, forecasting, and pricing.
Ideal candidates have a graduate degree in MBA or specialize in Supply Chain/Operations or Business Analytics, The School of Business at the University of Pittsburgh is seeking an adjunct professor to teach the Revenue Management course. This course focuses on decision-making in industries with perishable and constrained resources (e.g., transportation, hospitality, retail), using tools from microeconomics, operations research, forecasting, and pricing.
The School of Business at the University of Pittsburgh is seeking an adjunct professor to teach the Revenue Management course. This course focuses on decision-making in industries with perishable and constrained resources (e.g., transportation, hospitality, retail), using tools from microeconomics, operations research, forecasting, and pricing.
Ideal candidates have a graduate degree in MBA or specialize in Supply Chain/Operations or Business Analytics, or an undergraduate degree plus a minimum of 10 years' experience in quantitative modeling, pricing, or revenue management. Teaching or relevant industry experience is strongly preferred. Familiarity with commercial revenue management software is a plus.
The course will be held in Fall 2025 on Monday and Wednesday from 9:30 AM to 10:45 AM.
To apply, please upload your CV and a brief cover letter
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