I studied animal science (zootecnia) at the Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Medellín campus. I like mathematics, especially probability theory, which is why I pursued graduate studies in statistics. I became interested in data science competitions and, for a while, I was an active participant on platforms such as Kaggle, Zindi (Africa), DataSource (Latin America), among others.
I am fascinated by ants and the complexity underlying them and other social insects; for that reason, for some years now I have been interested in complexity science and emergent systems. I enjoy building software, I have fun with computer simulations, and philosophy is a persistent passion.
I work with data analysis, building solutions that include, among other things, machine learning (artificial intelligence) and a lot of statistics. I like agentic systems and the automation capabilities that emerge from all these technologies.
Responsibilities include:
Responsibilities include:
Responsibilities include:
Responsibilities include:
Award for Best Model (Statistics)
GMU Statistics Competition 2024
Winner of the international award in the 2024 International Cherry Blossom Prediction Competition.
The complementary education in which I have put my interest is related to data science, artificial intelligence, statistical modeling and programming with R and Python.
Implementation of artificial vision algorithms for classification of Mastocytoma in pets.
If you want to contact me, do not hesitate to write to me at any of the following emails.