I’m a data scientist, demographer, and sociologist working on both industry and academic projects.

I received my Ph.D. in sociology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and my Bachelor’s and Master’s in sociology from the Catholic University of Chile.

Currently, I work as a Data Scientist and collaborate with the Center for the Study of Justice and Society at the Catholic University of Chile, Fundación Colunga, and the Master in Computational Social Science of the Carlos III University of Madrid.

My industry work focuses on ML, causal inference, experimentation, and AI-driven data products. Check out my CV for more details.

My academic work focuses on health disparities, the impact of the criminal justice system on health and social integration, and the connection between health inequalities and genetics. I use statistical and computational methods, with an emphasis on data science and agent-based modeling (ABM). You can find more details in my publications.