Tim Martin

Tim Martin is a Senior Lecturer at the Scheller College of Business, Georgia Institute of Technology. He teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in Operations Management, Supply Chain Modeling, Service Operations, Management of Technology, and Operations Strategy. He also teaches executive education programs and a freshman orientation course, and serves on the Scheller Undergraduate Curriculum Committee.

Mr. Martin holds a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and an Executive MBA from Georgia Tech, a Six Sigma Certification from the University of Michigan, and is currently pursuing a doctorate at Drexel University. His professional background includes 15 years in various leadership roles such as engineering manager, director of product management, and head of operations at a global clean energy firm, which he integrates into his teaching.

His research and teaching interests span Operations Management, Supply Chain Management, Service Operations, Lean Systems, Six Sigma, and Technology Management. His industry experience enriches his pedagogy with real-world applications in process optimization and operational efficiency.

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Mr. Martin is actively involved in student mentorship, serving as faculty advisor for the Graduate Operations Management Society and Buddy Jackets, a student organization mentoring youth at Boys and Girls Clubs in Atlanta. He also contributes to academic governance as a member of the Scheller Undergraduate Curriculum Committee. He has been with Georgia Tech for five years and continues to contribute to both teaching and institutional service.

He teaches the Executive Education Lean Six Sigma Green Belt course, highlighting his expertise in process improvement methodologies. While no formal grants or awards are listed, his educational credentials and industry leadership reflect a strong applied academic profile.