I am a Data Scientist at the Data Science Institute at UW–Madison, where I develop machine learning methods and statistical models for real-world decision-making. With a decade of experience spanning industry and academia, I care as much about understanding the people I work with as I do about the models I build.
My research interests include causal inference, Bayesian statistics, and foundation models, with a strong emphasis on translating theoretical advances into practical, impactful applications. I am honored to work with exceptional people at DSI, having the mentorship of Dr. Kyle Cranmer, and faculty at UW–Madison. I majored in mathematics from the University of Guanajuato and CIMAT, under the guidance of Dr. Carlos Valero and Dr. Rafael Herrera Guzmán who guided me to pursue excellence in my work and have passion for STEM.
As a Latina in STEM and first generation college student, I strive to lead with purpose—creating spaces where my collaborators feel valued and supported, so we can all thrive and do our most meaningful work in data science.
Data Scientist
Data Analyst
Analyst Data Scientist
E-learning / Data
Junior Data Scientist
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Midwest Machine Learning Symposium, University of Chicago
June 2025
Data Science Institute, UW–Madison
May 2025
Research Bazaar, UW–Madison
February 2025
Developed mechanistic models to characterize protein behavior in hydrophobic interaction chromatography (HIC), a key purification step in biopharmaceutical manufacturing. The models capture adsorption dynamics and elution profiles to support process development and reduce experimental burden.
A few moments with my team and collaborators across projects in data science, agriculture, and open-source tools.