Current Positions: Since February 2025, I serve as Adjunct Professor in the Faculty of Economics and Management at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano where I teach the Econometrics course. Since July 2022, I have been serving as an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Statistical Sciences “Paolo Fortunati” at the University of Bologna, where I teach the course Metodi Statistici per i Mercati Finanziari. Additionally, I have been a Research Fellow in the same department since January 2022, working on a project involving dynamic panel data modelling of Italian football league statistics under the supervision of Prof. Simone Giannerini, with Prof. Massimiliano Castellani, Dr. Francesco Angelini, and Dr. Greta Goracci as advisors. From September 2023, I also hold the position of Instructor and Teaching Assistant, covering subjects such as Stochastic Processes and Introductory Statistics.
Past Positions: From 2014 to August 2023, I was a Teaching Assistant across various departments at the University of Bologna, including Economics, Political and Social Sciences, Statistical Sciences, and Pharmacy and Biotechnology. My teaching repertoire included Econometrics crash course, Probability, Political Economy, Economics, Statistical Models for Market Research, Advanced Micro Econometrics, Financial Markets and Institutions, Macroeconomics, Data Mining and Business Decisions, and Econometrics. In 2017, I worked as a Controller at Ocem Energy Technology, where I focused on financial data analysis, process reorganization, and ERP alignment. Between 2013 and 2015, I collaborated with the Library of Agricultural Sciences & Amilcar Cabral Library in Bologna. From 2011 to 2018, I was a Teaching and Research Consultant, providing tutorials in statistical software and consultancy in data management and analysis.
Education and Training: I earned my PhD in Statistical Sciences from the University of Bologna in October 2022. My thesis focused on model selection and the vectorial Misspecification-Resistant Information Criterion in multivariate time series. I completed my MSc in Economics & Economic Policy at the University of Bologna in October 2016, with a dissertation titled "Dual Structures: Two Models for the Peruvian Economy." I hold a BSc in Economics from the University of Florence, where I conducted an empirical analysis of the CAPM and the GARCH(1,1) model in the Peruvian Stock Market, graduating in July 2012.
Publications and Presentations: I have contributed to my field through various working papers and conference presentations. My notable works include a proposal of a Robust Model Selection Criterion, an empirical analysis of the strategic and tactical role of coaches in Serie A and the development of the Vectorial Misspecification-Resistant Information Criterion. I have presented my research robust model selection, on home advantage in Serie A and on multivariate misspecification-resistant information criteria at several conferences. Additionally, I have delivered seminar presentations on the misspecification-resistant information criterion for multivariate time series.
Memberships: I am an active member of several professional organizations, including the Italian Econometric Society, the International Association for Statistical Computing, the Bernoulli Society, the Institute of Mathematical Statistics, and the Italian Statistical Society.
Skills: I am proficient in multiple languages, with native-level fluency in Spanish and C1 proficiency in both Italian and English. My technical skills include advanced knowledge of software such as R, Eviews, Stata, and Gretl, along with intermediate to basic proficiency in Matlab, Python, Julia, and SAS. I am also skilled in MS Office, Latex, ERP systems, MS Dynamics CRM, and WordPress.
