I’m a data analyst with experience in marketing research and ecology. Currently, I’m working at Kantar, where I lead a team specializing in analytics and development using R. Before joining Kantar, I worked at CONABIO (Mexico’s National Commission of Biodiversity), where I conducted statistical analysis related to biodiversity.
I have participated in four Mexican Electoral Quickcounts: as Technical Committee Member in 2021 and 2023, and as Technical Committee Collaborator in 2018 and 2022 .
I also enjoy teaching. I teach statistics courses to master students in Data Science and to bachelor/undergraduate students in Mathematics and Actuarial Sciences at ITAM.
Lastly, I ❤️ R, I am co-organizer of R-Ladies CDMX – a community dedicated to promoting and supporting women in the R programming community. I volunteer with the Mexican Community of Bioinformatics Software Developers CDSB teaching R. And I deliver custom R training (introduction to R, survey data analysis in R, data science with R,…).
MA Statistics, 2013
University of Michigan
Summer Program for Survey Statisticians, 2013
University of Michigan
BSc in Applied Mathematics, 2009
ITAM
Talks / Workshops
COURSES
I teach a course in Computational Statistics for the master programs in Data Science and in Computer Science at ITAM. Felipe González and I developed the syllabus and I developed (and yearly update) the class notes. Here is the latest course site and here is the GitHub repository with the class notes.
In 2014 and 2015, I taught a course in Multivariate Statistics (covering Bayesian Networks, Markov Random Fields HMMs, hierarchical models,..) for the master program in Data Science at ITAM. Felipe González and I developed the syllabus and the class notes. I am in the process of updating the course resources, here is the course site and here is a Github repository with class notes.
I taught a course in Exploratory Data Analysis and Survey Sampling for bachelors in Mathematics and Actuarial Sciences at ITAM. I am in the process of uploading the material (developed by Felipe Gonzalez).