Jason Kuruzovich

Jason Kuruzovich is an Associate Professor of Business Analytics at the Lally School of Management, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. His research examines how individuals and organizations derive value from information systems, focusing on intersections between information systems and marketing. He teaches courses integrating database management, statistical analysis, data visualization, and data mining with business challenges.

Research interests include causal inference methodologies, algorithmic bias mitigation, entrepreneurial ecosystems, and healthcare informatics. His work bridges technical systems with business outcomes, addressing topics like AI ethics, digital discrimination, and startup success factors. He has consulted with Fortune 500 companies and tech startups, providing industry insights into academic research.

Notable publications from 2025 explore government grants' impact on entrepreneurial ecosystems and causal inference techniques in non-targeted trials. Earlier work spans e-commerce dynamics, IT governance, and healthcare analytics. He has contributed to leading journals including the Journal of Marketing and Information Systems Research.

Dr. Kuruzovich's consulting experience informs his academic research, creating a unique perspective on applying analytical methods to real-world business challenges. His work emphasizes ethical technology use, particularly in AI applications and workforce analytics.