I am a second-year PhD student at MIT IDSS, working on Statistics and Machine Learning under the supervision of Professor Tamara Broderick. I hold a master’s degree in Mathematics from the University of Cambridge (Part iii), focused on Statistics, Probability, and Optimization, and a BS in Applied Mathematics and a BA in Economics from ITAM, Mexico.

Research

My current research interests include mathematical statistics, machine learning, and causal inference, with applications in the social sciences. I enjoy both theoretical and applied work and in the past, I have worked with randomized control trials to understand and mitigate social problems.

Affiliations

• Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems (LIDS)
• Statistics and Data Science Center
• Institute for Data, Systems, and Society (IDSS)

News

• January 2025: Awarded the MIT IDSS Brescia Fellowship for 2025.
• December 2024: Presenting research on functional decompositions for difference in means at the ATTRIB workshop, NeurIPS 2024.
• September 2023: Received the MIT Presidential Graduate Fellowship (2023-24).

Honors and Awards

• MIT IDSS Brescia Fellowship (2025)
• MIT Presidential Graduate Fellowship (2023-24)
• Research Award: Honorable Mention in Applied Mathematics (July 2022)
• Research Award: Honorable Mention in Economics (June 2022)