Economics graduate working at the intersection of data, inequality, and public policy, with a strong interest in gender equality, social protection, and equity-focused development.

I use nationally representative survey data to study gender gaps, income insecurity, and the structural barriers that leave people behind. I care deeply about making research accessible and useful, because behind every dataset, there are real people.

I believe good policy should combine rigorous evidence with empathy and respect for human dignity.

• A Survey-Based Analysis of Gender Inequality in Peru: A Purchasing Power Perspective
• Gender Gaps in Leadership: A Cross-Country Analysis
• Intimate partner violence against women using SDG and WVS data

• Data visualization (D3.js, in progress)
• R
• Survey analysis
• Reproducible research
• Data wrangling

Always happy to learn, share, and help when I can.