Anastasia Ivanova

Participant of the “Consultants for Teaching in the Digital Environment” project within the Teach4HSE initiative (Office for Educational Innovation, HSE University) since 2024.

Author of master classes and training workshops on effective and engaging student interaction using digital tools (platforms and tools: SmartLMS / Moodle, DiaClass, Wooclap, WordArt, MTS Link, Yandex 360 for Teaching, etc.; application of game mechanics in SmartLMS / Moodle supported by neural networks such as Perplexity, DeepSeek, Qwen, and others).

Founder, administrator and  author of the Telegram channel “EdTech&Play | Interactive Learning Workshop”.

Winner of the Educational Innovation Contest (Office for Educational Innovation, HSE University):

• Spring 2023, educational game “Pricing for Service Provider”, co-authored with Andrey Vinogradov
• Spring 2024, “Implementation of an engaging face-to-face seminar as an educational business game” (including elements of flipped classroom with large language models, integrated and point-based gamification tools), co-authored with Andrey Vinogradov
• Spring 2025, “AI Assistant for Large-Scale Grading of Open-Ended Questions”

Head of the student research and practice expedition “Exploring the Balanced Development of Social, Cultural, Logistics, and Business Infrastructure of Zlatoust: A Case Study on a City District” (Chelyabinsk Region) within the project “Rediscovering Russia” (2019).

September 2012 – present: National Research University Higher School of Economics (Moscow), Graduate School of Business, Department of Operations Management and Logistics, Associate Professor

Main courses:

• Process and Operations Management
• Production Logistics
• Distribution Logistics
• Logistics Service Management

2012–2021: National Research University Higher School of Economics (Moscow), International Center of Training for Logistics, Manager

Responsibilities:

• Advising on the choice of continuing education programs in logistics and supply chain management
• Supporting the admissions campaign
• Recruiting prospective students

September 1, 2011 – August 31, 2012: STAUFF, Logistics and Foreign Economic Affairs Department, Logistics and Foreign Trade Specialist

Responsibilities:

• Managing order fullfilment (full cycle): coordinating with suppliers and logistics companies on transportation methods (air, road, sea); negotiating lead times, costs, delivery monitoring
• Supporting pre-sales activities: clarifying product range with suppliers, requesting quotations and lead times
• Pricing implementation for the sales department
• Contract management with suppliers, customs, insurers, logistics service providers
• Performing responsibilities from the previous position

Achievements:

• Partial automation of customs documentation preparation for imported goods
• Successful validation of customs value and refund of retained funds
• Timely customs clearance and product deliveries
• Workflow optimization

December 1, 2010 – August 31, 2011: STAUFF, Logistics and Foreign Economic Affairs Department, Assistant Logistics and Foreign Trade Specialist

Responsibilities:

• Document support for logistics business processes
• Communication with customs authorities and problem-solving during clearance of imported goods
• Preparing documents for external parties (customs, insurers, logistics providers) and internal departments (accounting, sales, internal logistics, technical)
• Organizing direct deliveries from foreign suppliers to CIS customers without crossing Russian territory
• Other operational tasks

Achievements:

• Timely customs clearance and deliveries
• Effective workflow management

June 5, 2010 – September 5, 2011: Procter & Gamble, Supply Network Operations Department, Demand Network Operations, Intern

Responsibilities:

• Sales forecasting project in retail: assessing economic viability and timeliness in retail customer behavior
• Creating a database with historical sales data

Achievements:

• Confirmation of untimeliness of the demand forecasting project in retail networks

February 27, 2010 – April 7, 2010: RealtTrans, Intern

Responsibilities:

• Preparing documents to confirm 0% VAT for international road freight
• Assessing the importance of documentation workflow for business competitiveness

Achievements:

• Confirmed application of 0% VAT for international shipments
• Presentation on the role of documentation in business competitiveness, with practical recommendations