I am an Assistant Professor (Profesor/Investigador) in the Center for Economic Studies at El Colegio de México (ColMex). My research interests are international trade, macroeconomics, and public policy. I have primarily focused on how trade policy uncertainty affects exporter and importer dynamics. In addition, I have examined how climate change affects the decisions of global financial institutions (as the International Monetary Fund) and its member governments.     

I hold a Ph.D. in Economics from Boston University (BU), master's degrees in Economics and in Political Economy from the same institution, and a bachelor’s degree in Economics from Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola in Peru. While my time at BU, I was also a pre-doctoral research fellow at the Boston University Global Development Policy Center. 

Before going to Boston, I worked at the Peruvian Ministry of Economy and Finance, where I analyzed and developed public policies that affected trade and other aspects of the Peruvian economy. I also served on the Peruvian negotiation team for several free trade agreements, including the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Pacific Alliance. 

You can find a detailed version of my CV below and here. Puedes encontrar una versión en español de mi CV aquí.