Jordan Levine

Jordan Levine is currently a lecturer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Master of Business Analytics program at the Sloan School of Management.  Jordan supports a cohort of eighty students deliver analytics capstone projects to approximately 40 host companies and organizations.

He focuses his energy on supporting the scoping of the analytics problem statements and guiding the students to deliver the solutions. With respect to problem scoping, key activities include identifying host companies, translating host company requirements to problem statements, and data readiness assessment. With respect to supporting delivery, key activities include establishing milestones, conducting weekly lectures to guide the students through the milestones, and milestone assessment.

Prior to joining MIT, Jordan spent seven years at McKinsey & Company. The latter half of his time, he served as the global learning and development lead for analytics. There, he architected a strategy and oversaw a learning team that engaged ~4,000 McKinsey colleagues per year at the executive, manager, and technical talent levels. Key outcomes included the creation of a cohort of 1,000+ ‘Analytics Translators’ and the development of novel approaches to on-board and integrate analytics technical talent as well as assess their technical competence in a business environment. Prior to leading analytics learning, he was an engagement manager in the operations practice with a focus in supply chain management. Prior to his time at McKinsey & Company, Jordan was a communications officer in the United States Marine Corps.

Jordan holds a master’s degree in engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and mathematics degree from the United States Naval Academy.