Alexander Rodivilov

Alexander Rodivilov is an Assistant Professor in the School of Business at Stevens Institute of Technology. His research focuses on Contract Theory, Information Economics, Industrial Organization, and Mechanism Design. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Washington (2017) and has been a visiting scholar at institutions including the University of Washington and University of Naples Federico II. Rodivilov teaches courses ranging from introductory microeconomics to advanced Ph.D.-level microeconomic theory. He has received multiple awards, including the 20th IOEA Accessit Best Paper award and teaching excellence commendations from Stevens.

• Education: PhD in Economics (University of Washington, 2017)
• Professional Service: NSF Reviewer, Editorial Board Member (Journal of Global Business Insights)
• Key Research Areas: Mechanism Design, Strategic Experimentation, Innovation Incentives

His research explores contractual frameworks under uncertainty, with recent work focusing on innovation monitoring, collusion-proof mechanisms, and bureaucratic incentive structures. He has presented at major conferences including the Stony Brook Game Theory Conference and the International Industrial Organization Conference.

• Awards: Vice-Provost Teaching Excellence (2021-2022), Grover Ensley Fellowship (2016-17)
• Advising: Supervised PhD students in finance and financial engineering
• Service Roles: Economics Recruitment Committee, Finance Recruitment Committee