I work at the intersection of public policy, data analytics, and urban development — designing monitoring systems, dashboards, and evaluation frameworks that translate complex data into decisions for governments and international organizations.
Conflict analysis, urban policy, gender monitoring, and M+E frameworks across Argentina, Venezuela, and the Middle East.
Built the first territorial security dataset for an informal settlement structured with resident complaints, business records, and public employee data. Georeferenced conflict hotspots to support targeted police deployment. Developed a real-time Power BI dashboard enabling direct coordination between the executing agency and the City Police.
Systematized dispersed databases across 20+ programs eliminating duplicates and unifying formats. Built a Power BI control dashboard tracking 171 program instances in 2024. Allows evaluation of demand, strategy alignment, and results communication for three audiences: coordination, leadership, and institutional reporting.
Research question: Is there a spatial relationship between conflict intensity, shelter coverage deficit, and socioeconomic vulnerability in Israel and Lebanon — and how does the October 7, 2023 structural break reshape that distribution?
The IVUB (Urban Vulnerability Index) combines conflict events, fatalities, war-period intensity, and events per 100k inhabitants. Normalized with Min-Max scaling and Winsorizing at p95 across 14 administrative regions.
| # | Region | Country | IVUB |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Al Nabatieh | LB | 1.000 |
| 2 | South (Jabal Amel) | LB | 0.660 |
| 3 | Baalbek-Hermel | LB | 0.548 |
| 4 | HaDarom | IL | 0.390 |
| 5 | HaZafon + Golan | IL | 0.318 |
| 6 | Beirut | LB | 0.241 |
Data, institutions, and policy translation across government and international development.
My career sits at the crossroads of government, international development, and data analytics. I have spent 12+ years designing the systems that help city leaders, World Bank teams, and UN-Habitat programs understand what is actually happening on the ground.
At the Government of Buenos Aires I contributed to building M+E systems from scratch: real-time Power BI dashboards, KPI frameworks aligned with SDG targets, and the first security dataset for an informal settlement that connected resident complaint data directly to police deployment decisions.
My background in International Relations gives me something most data analysts do not have: I understand how institutions work, where power sits, and how decisions are actually made. I build dashboards that translate data into knowledge.
Open-source datasets, interactive maps, Python pipelines, and live dashboards.
Last updated: April 2026 · Urban Data Analytics · Urban Economics · International Development
Open to the right opportunity.
I am particularly interested in roles at the intersection of data and public impact — global consulting firms, international cooperation, and urban/GovTech contexts working on evidence-based policy. Open to remote and hybrid roles. Currently based in Tel Aviv, Israel.