About

I hold a Ph.D. in Economics as well as a Ph.D. in Mathematics, with my research primarily focusing on examining restrictions and segmentation in market access.

In 2019, I successfully completed my Ph.D. in Mathematics at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, working under the guidance of Bernard Cornet (PSE - U. Paris 1 and U. Kansas). My dissertation, titled “Group Formation and Financial Structures,” explored this particular area of study.

Prior to that, I earned my Ph.D. in Economics in 2015, under the supervision of Professor Juan Pablo Torres-Martínez, with a dissertation titled “Trading Constraints and Incomplete markets: Information and Existence”

My educational journey began with a 5-year training in economics, where I obtained a degree in Commercial Engineering from the University of Chile. Subsequently, I pursued a master’s degree in the same field. Throughout my undergraduate and a significant portion of my post-graduate studies, my focus revolved around statistical methods. This led me to gain expertise in microeconometrics and engage in empirical topics until the commencement of my master’s thesis.

Academic Positions

Service

  • Member of the board: SERNAC Fund for Consumer Unions

  • Bolsa Social Foundation: co-founder and President (2017-2022)

  • Reviewer

    • Economic Theory, Journal of Mathematical Economics, RAIRO-OR, Financial Innovation, Estudios de Economía

    • FONDECYT, PUCV, ANID Ciencia Pública

Vitae

A PDF version of my curriculum is available here.