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Max Hernández

Adjunct Professor

Contact

2311 Campus Drive
Suite 1400
Evanston, IL 60208

Email Max Hernández

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PriSim Business Wargames Inc.


Departments

Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences

Affiliations

Master of Engineering Management Program

Education

Master of Engineering Management – Northwestern University

Post-graduate degree in Computer Networks – Galileo University

B.S. in Systems Engineering and Computer Science – Galileo University


Biography

Max Hernández is Vice President at PriSim Business War Games Inc. In his role, he is both an instructor and simulation developer focusing on mathematical business models. Max brings more than ten years of experience architecting and building custom business applications across a wide range of industries. He has implemented ERP systems, built Online Quoting Applications, architected Corporate Brand Management Systems, and deployed E-Commerce Websites among other projects.

Applying his experience to the design and delivery of simulation-based business training, Max now works with PriSim’s clients to help their employees to strengthen their understanding of strategy, finance, and business decision-making.

A partial list of Max's clients includes: Allstate Insurance, Chubb Insurance, Hershey, Vermeer Corporation, The Council of Insurance Agents & Brokers, Delphi Automotive, Harley-Davidson, Milwaukee Tool, Northwestern University, and Raytheon.

Prior to joining PriSim, Max worked for Thirdwave LLC where he led system integration, information technology, and business process design projects. He delivered critical projects for leading companies such as AON, American Medical Association (AMA), Emerson Network Power and many others.

In the academic realm, Max is an adjunct Professor in the Master of Engineering Management program at Northwestern University. He has also served as an adjunct faculty member in the Engineering and Computer Science School at Galileo University in Guatemala.

He resides in Evanston with his wife and enjoys reading, running, basketball and piano.


Courses Taught

  • MEM 402 - Engineering Management