I am a Richmond Scholar at the University of Richmond, majoring in Mathematical Economics and Biochemistry. With a strong background in quantitative and data analysis, I have contributed to research at leading institutions such as Stanford, UCLA, the University of Chicago, Brookings, and the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, working on projects in econometric modeling, time-series forecasting, macroeconomic simulations, and the analysis of complex, high-dimensional datasets. 

As the co-founder of Brazil’s third-largest science fair and an initiative supported by the Clinton Foundation, I combine my technical expertise with a commitment to fostering innovation in Brazil. I am now driven to apply advanced quantitative models and computational techniques to optimize financial strategies, uncover market inefficiencies, and inform data-driven investment decisions.