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Adding Value To The Decision-Making Process

About ISEA TEK

ISEA TEK (Industrial & Systems Engineering Analysis Technologies) focuses on delivering exceptional system and software capabilities for commercial and defense applications.

We creatively intertwine concepts from the mathematical sciences to produce innovative solutions that empower you to make smarter decisions, solve problems, and efficiently achieve your goals. ISEA TEK supports your needs throughout the decision-chain, from individual analysts or operators up to senior leaders and commanders. All this with a rigorous application of risk analysis and operations research.

ISEA TEK has expertise in:

  • Mathematical Modeling
  • Algorithm Development
  • Machine Learning
  • Modeling & Simulation
  • Systems & Software Engineering
  • Data Analytics
  • Data & Information Fusion
  • Organizational Efficiency
  • Organizational Effectiveness
  • Learn more about ISEA TEK’s Areas of Expertise.

The President of ISEA TEK, Dr. Michael Hirsch, has spent the past 25+ years developing innovative technical solutions for both defense and commercial problems.

Dr. Hirsch worked for AMPAC Technologies from 1996 – 2001, and Raytheon Technologies from 2001 – 2014. During this time, Dr. Hirsch focused on leading both small and large research teams, developing mathematical models, algorithms, prototype code, and embedded software flight code.  Dr. Hirsch has also held positions of visiting professor of mathematics at Stetson University, adjunct professor of mathematics at St. Petersburg College, and adjunct professor of mathematics at Delaware County Community College. Dr. Hirsch is also affiliated with the Industrial & Systems Engineering Department at the University at Buffalo, as a visiting scientist.

Dr. Hirsch earned a Ph.D. in Systems Engineering (Operations Research concentration) from the University of Florida, a M.S. in Applied Mathematics from the University of Delaware, and a B.A. in Mathematics from West Chester University of Pennsylvania.