Density estimation using bootstrap quantile variance and quantile-mean covariance
With Gabriel Montes-Rojas · Communications in Statistics – Simulation and Computation, 52(4), 1449–1461, 2023. Published online in 2021.
Econometrics · Causal inference · Experimentation
I am a PhD economist with expertise in causal inference and econometrics. I develop statistical solutions to inform large-scale decision-making.
As a member of Amazon’s Prime Economics team, I develop causal inference tools and economic models to shape business decisions impacting over 200 million customers worldwide. Previously, I worked on pricing at Microsoft and supply-chain experimentation, customer analytics, and infrastructure investment at Amazon.
I also co-founded LAPDE, a public policy laboratory at the Universidad Nacional de Tucumán connecting applied research with equitable economic development.
Among many possible actions, which is best for my business?
01 / Research
With Gabriel Montes-Rojas · Communications in Statistics – Simulation and Computation, 52(4), 1449–1461, 2023. Published online in 2021.
With Alejandro Danón and Andrés Ramasco · Ensayos de Política Económica, 3(3), 1–24, 2021.
02 / Teaching
Universidad Nacional de Tucumán · Graduate course · 2024
Course materialsUniversidad Nacional de Tucumán · Undergraduate course
Universidad Nacional de Tucumán · Undergraduate course
Brown University · PhD · Toru Kitagawa
Brown University · PhD · Peter Hull
Brown University · Undergraduate · Bobby Pakzad-Hurson
Universidad de San Andrés · José Fanelli
Universidad Nacional de Tucumán · Undergraduate
03 / Software
Code and public packages for empirical work.
My public repositories are available on GitHub.
Explore repositories04 / Media
The Insider’s Guide
A short excerpt from my conversation on causal inference and economic decision-making.
Interview excerpt shared by Aahan Rathod. Original LinkedIn post
Listen to the full episode on Spotify