I am a data analyst with experience in ecology and marketing, I currently work in CONABIO (Mexico’s National Commission of Biodiversity) doing statistical analysis related to biodiversity.
I also enjoy teaching, I teach statistics courses to master students in Data Science and to bachelors in Mathematics and Actuarial Sciences at ITAM.
Lastly, I love R, I am co-organizer of R-Ladies CDMX and often deliver custom R training (introduction to R, survey data analysis in R,…).
MA Statistics, 2013
University of Michigan
Summer Program for Survey Statisticians, 2013
University of Michigan
BSc in Applied Mathematics, 2009
ITAM
I primarily work in a project for biodiversity monitoring based on large scale in situ collections of sound, photographs, and videos.
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LQL is a consulting firm focused in marketing research and predictive modeling.
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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.
Notes for a 3-4 day introductory workshop to R for data analysis. Here is the workshop site and here is the GitHub repository. I have taught this workshop (sometimes as part of a larger program) at ITAM, CONABIO, SAI, OXFAM Mexico, GNP and COLMEX.
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).