• Data analytics for informing policy decisions related to poverty, inequality, taxes, labor markets, climate change, and gender issues. • Lead the implementation of the Mexico Fiscal Microsimulation Model (MexSim) to analyze the impact of fiscal policy reforms on poverty and equity outcomes and gender disparities.• Contribute to several areas of Mexico’s Poverty and Equity work program. • Macroeconomic Poverty Outcome (MPO) and Poverty and Equity Briefs (PEB) for Mexico. MPO for The Bahamas and Barbados. • Part of the organizing committee of the First Workshop on Strengthening the National Statistical Systems in the Latin American and Caribbean Region. The workshop focuses on improving the quality and availability of data across the region.

● Preparing CN on MX Core Poverty & Equity Programmatic and MX Poverty Assessment ● Lead implementation of the Mexico Fiscal Microsimulation Model (MEXSIM) and undertake microsimulations of alternative reform measures proposed by the Ministry of Finance ● Prepared MOP and PEB for Fall 2022 using MEXSIMLite Model ● Management and analysis of data sources (such as datalibweb, WB-SEDLAC) for Mexico ● Regular monitoring of poverty in Mexico.

MX Promoting Gender Equality and Women’s Labor Force Participation ● Co-lead research on gender and labor issues for policy briefs to promote gender equality in Mexico. ● Co-author of research paper to inform how teleworking has impacted women’s labor force participation. ● Review literature, clean data source, design research methodology, prepare a technical paper with the research’s resulting analysis and dissemination/presentation, and write a blog.

● Supported the Government of the Dominican Republic to advance its development goal of inclusion by (i) uncovering and prioritizing existing gender gaps that prevent advancing that goal and (ii) understanding the drivers of those gaps to bolster the effectiveness of policies designed to tackle them. ● Measured the gap in earnings using the Encuesta Nacional Continua de Fuerza de Trabajo (ENCFT) and decomposed the gender wage gap into structural and composition effects to identify what drives the existing difference in payment between male and female workers in the Dominican Republic.

Immigration Policies Affecting the High Skilled: Effects on Innovation and Productivity in US Firms.● Provided research and technical assistance to quantify the effects of highly skilled foreign workers on the economic activity of firms and the labor-market outcome of U.S. workers. ● Merged and cleaned different sources of data: Labor Certification Application (H-1B visas), Compustat, and lobbying expenditure data from the Center for Responsive Politics.

Systematic Country Diagnostic for Zambia ● Identified the main gender gaps the country faces across different domains (climate change, agriculture, telecommunication, water, gender, land, jobs, mining, transport, energy, etc.), contributing to a better-informed policy design. ● Developed the diagnostic’s statistical methodology, performed the prioritization exercise to define Zambia’s most urgent policy areas, and supported the report’s preparation.● Advise indicators to capture diverse focal points.

Research on international macroeconomics topics. ● Generated technical notes per request of the Board of Directors that were input for the Monetary Policy Report. ● Formulated and conducted original, high-quality policy-relevant research projects and disseminated results. ● Promoted cooperative research initiatives with other organizations and academic institutions. ● Engaged in internal and external policy dialogue with Government authorities to ensure that research contributes to broader development goals.

Instructor for 1) Macroeconomics, 2) Introduction to Economics. While I was at Santo Tomas University (August to December 2009) I published my thesis as a working paper at Ilades/Georgetown University Working Papers. Also, I worked with two co-authors (G. Larrain and G. Yañez) in a paper about the integration of financial markets in Latin-American, which is published in Revue D Economie Financiere.

Research support for report for the Chilean Minister of Finance Andres Velasco “How the IMF can mitigate the extension of the crisis to emerging economies

Research support for two working papers, “Growth and Social Progress in Chile” and “Incentives and Efficiency of Public Spending.

Responsible for the stock market report. My duties were to write technical reports about capital market economics issues.

Research Assistant for projects related to natural resources

Stata

Political Economy of Trade Policy, Market Design, Senior Seminar in Economics/Inter. Economics (x2), Introduction to Microeconomics, Introduction to Econometrics (x3)

Econometrics

Macroeconomics (x2) and Introduction to Economics

Econometric I (Graduate Program ILADES/Georgetown) and Microeconomics Theory and Economics of the Firm (Undergraduate)

Securities and Stock Exchange and Introduction to Economics