I am an economist with a strong background in development economics, public management, applied research, and university teaching.

I specialize in the design of socioeconomic indicators, project formulation, implementation, monitoring, statistical analysis, econometrics, and technical reporting.

In my professional work, I have contributed to institutional strengthening initiatives and projects linked to the mining sector, including the design of the Jujuy Industrial and Mining Production and Structure Index (IPEIM-Juy) and the development of a Mining Sector Intelligence System.

I have also led and coordinated technical teams in public institutions, supporting labor market analysis, income distribution studies, and the preparation of statistical reports for decision-making at provincial and municipal levels.

My experience combines public administration, consulting, research, and teaching, which allows me to approach problems with both analytical rigor and practical orientation.

I am interested in roles where I can continue contributing to evidence-based public policy, socioeconomic analysis, indicator development, and strategic decision-support tools.