Predictive Queueing & Simulation Intern (Remote)

AMA - Alberta Motor Association; Edmonton; A distancia; CAD 34.000 - 48.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Competitive wage

Employee-exclusive discounts

Ongoing professional development

Vacation earnings paid out with each  

Flexible work models

Descripción de la vacante

AMA - Alberta Motor Association is seeking an Architecture Research Intern to develop predictive models and simulations that illuminate how new services and process changes affect customer experiences. You’ll work with queueing theory, stochastic analysis, and optimization to forecast wait times and evaluate operational dynamics.

You will apply discrete-event or agent-based models, validate against real data, and collaborate with researchers and engineers to turn theory into practical,

Formación

• Pursuing or has completed MSc/PhD in a quantitative discipline.
• Knowledge of queueing theory, simulation, stochastic processes, and differential equations.
• Proficiency in translating models into reliable code (Python).

Responsabilidades

• Contribute to predictive models and simulation frameworks for queue management and wait-time forecasting.
• Model customer flow using queueing theory to derive fast, interpretable estimates.
• Build discrete-event, agent-based, or system dynamics simulations to assess business changes.
• Compare analytical and simulation results with real data to validate approaches.
• Develop continuous-time models using differential equations and validate with data.
• Design optimization methods that deliver good decisions within time limits.
• Communicate insights, assumptions, and limitations to stakeholders.
• Collaborate with researchers, engineers, and business teams to deploy practical solutions.

Conocimientos

Queueing theory

Simulation

Stochastic processes

Optimization

Python

Educación

MSc or PhD in Mathematics/Applied Math/Statistics

Quantitative discipline

Herramientas

NumScript

SciPy

SimPy

Descripción del empleo

AMA - Alberta Motor Association is seeking an Architecture Research Intern to develop predictive models and simulations that illuminate how new services and process changes affect customer experiences. You’ll work with queueing theory, stochastic analysis, and optimization to forecast wait times and evaluate operational dynamics.

You will apply discrete-event or agent-based models, validate against real data, and collaborate with researchers and engineers to turn theory into practical,