Infectious disease modeler
I am a quantitative epidemiologist with over 8 years of experience developing infectious-disease models to support public health decision-making. My work has primarily focused on preventive interventions, including studies of behavioral dynamics, epidemic elimination and (re)emergence, and economic evaluations—often in interdisciplinary settings.
Born and raised in Quito, Ecuador, I earned my PhD in Epidemiology at Sorbonne Université, Paris, France, and also held postdoctoral positions. I recently moved to the United States, where I briefly worked at the CDC. I currently work as an independent research consultant, providing infectious disease modeling and epidemiological analysis to inform public health policy, and I am open to new consulting projects and collaborations. See details in the CV section.
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Updated: January, 2026.