Jordan Levine

Jordan Levine is a Lecturer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the Sloan School of Management, specializing in the Master of Business Analytics program. He leads capstone projects connecting 80 students with 40+ organizations, focusing on problem scoping and solution delivery. His prior roles include Global Learning & Development Lead for Analytics at McKinsey & Company, where he managed strategies for ~4,000 colleagues annually, creating a cohort of 1,000+ 'Analytics Translators.' He also served as an Engagement Manager in McKinsey’s Operations Practice and a Communications Officer in the U.S. Marine Corps.

Education: Master’s in Engineering (MIT), Mathematics (U.S. Naval Academy). Research interests span healthcare analytics, machine learning applications in surgery and obstetrics, and business analytics education. Notable work includes developing AI-driven surgical benchmarking tools and optimizing supply chain management strategies.

Media highlights include a Harvard Business Review article on blockchain and AI trust. His teaching emphasizes real-world problem-solving, leveraging his industry experience to bridge technical expertise with business outcomes.