Teaching recognition: Recipient of the UC Santa Cruz Economics Department's Teaching Assistant Awards in 2025 and 2026.
My teaching experience spans economics, statistics, and applied quantitative methods in the United States and Argentina. My central goal as an instructor is to help students learn how to approach unfamiliar problems independently: I typically begin with economic intuition and then build toward the formal model or empirical method.
Teaching Assistant
My teaching has covered both introductory economics and advanced undergraduate quantitative courses. My responsibilities have included leading discussion and coding sections, preparing original teaching materials and problem sets, contributing to exams, grading, holding office hours, and substituting for faculty lectures. In econometrics and machine learning courses, I have helped students apply statistical methods to real data in R, with applications to prediction and causal inference.
I served as teaching assistant for the following courses:
A) Econometrics and data science: Econometrics; Advanced Quantitative Methods; Machine Learning for Economists.
B) Economic theory: Introductory Microeconomics; Introductory Macroeconomics; Intermediate Microeconomics.
C) Applied economics and business: Managerial Economics; Business Strategy; Personal Finance and Investing; Economic Rhetoric.
Teaching Assistant
Statistics I; Econometrics I; Microeconomics I; Economic Growth.
Teaching Assistant
Mathematical Analysis I.