About
I’m an economist working at the intersection of monetary policy, macro-financial modeling, and applied research. I hold a Ph.D. in Economics from the Vancouver School of Economics at the University of British Columbia, where my dissertation studied optimal monetary policy under loose commitment and the zero lower bound.
I currently work as a Senior Economist in the Financial Stability Area at the Central Bank of Chile, where my research centers on monetary policy under commitment problems and the zero lower bound, macro-financial dynamics across crisis and non-crisis regimes, and network-based measures of systemic risk in the financial system. Before UBC, I was an economic advisor to the Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Chile and a research assistant at the University of Chile.
I find it hard to sit still, and I’m just as passionate about new technologies as I am about stepping away from the screen — I rest my mind through manual and artistic work like woodworking, playing guitar, and photography.
I’m currently based in Santiago, Chile.
This is my personal website. The views and opinions expressed here are my own and do not necessarily represent those of the Central Bank of Chile or its Board. Any errors, unfinished thoughts, questionable code, and overly complicated solutions found here are, of course, my own.