I'm an economist who believes most decisions are based on patterns in data β I figure out which ones actually cause outcomes and which are just noise.
Currently pivoting into the private sector after work in economics at UChicago, where I worked under Nobel laureate Michael Kremer at the Development Innovation Lab on applied causal inference research.
- Causal inference & impact evaluation β RCTs, Difference-in-Differences, Instrumental Variables, Regression Discontinuity
- Data analytics & BI β dashboards, A/B testing, funnel analysis
- Strategy & Operations β translating data into decisions that actually move the needle
- Languages & tools β Python Β· R Β· Stata Β· SQL Β· LaTeX
- π Based in Colombia
- π B.S. & M.A. Economics β EAFIT | Graduate coursework β University of Chicago
- πΎ Tennis player
- πͺ΄ Orchid grower
- π΅ Always listening to something
"Most decisions are based on patterns in data. I figure out which of those patterns actually cause outcomes, and which ones are just noise."

