Data Science & Math student turning numbers into clear solutions — Python, MATLAB, and LaTeX-driven technical work, backed by a competitive math background.
I'm a Data Science and Mathematics student at Tecnológico de Monterrey with a lifelong background in competitive mathematics — including national and state-level awards in olympiads, and several years tutoring students at academic and olympiad level.
My technical toolkit spans Python, MATLAB, C++, JavaScript, and SQL, which I've applied across a range of independent and academic projects: numerical simulations of physical systems (pendulum dynamics, projectile trajectories, free-fall motion), 3D geometric modeling, sustainable irrigation system design, and even a brain-computer interface project translating physical gestures into music. I also have hands-on experience with data analysis, having designed and run a full survey-based study on consumer behavior.
I write up my technical work formally in LaTeX/Overleaf, so I'm comfortable producing clear, rigorous documentation — not just solving a problem, but explaining the reasoning behind it in a way others can follow and verify.
Beyond the technical side, I've worked in cross-functional teams (as a frontend developer collaborating with designers, backend engineers, and product managers) and competed in hackathons, including building a full-stack smart cities prototype for Banorte at Hackathon MTY 2025.
I'm fluent in both English and Spanish, detail-oriented, and genuinely enjoy digging into a problem until the solution is both correct and well-explained.
Work Terms
Available for remote, project-based and freelance work with flexible hours to accommodate ongoing studies. Typically responsive within 24 hours on weekdays. Comfortable with milestone-based or hourly payment structures, paid via standard platform terms. Preferred communication: written (chat, or platform messaging) for task details and instructions, with video/voice calls available for kickoffs or clarifications. Open to both short, well-defined tasks and longer multi-week projects involving math, data analysis, coding, or technical writing.