Associate Professor in the Department of Quantitative Methods and a Researcher at the Loyola Behavioral Lab at Universidad Loyola Andalucía. PhD in Behavioral Economics within the Data Science doctoral program at Loyola University, under the supervision of Prof. Pablo Brañas and Prof. Antonio Alfonso. Holds an MRes Quantitative Social Sciences from Loyola University and a degree in Systems Engineering from the Catholic University of Honduras. Experience conducting behavioral experiments, including fieldwork coordination, research design, data processing, and statistical analysis. Fieldwork experience in diverse social contexts in Central America, including adolescents. Research focuses on the creativity, homophily, and economic preferences of adolescents.