Summary
Alfredo Olguin is a data scientist and university lecturer with 11 years of experience applying causal inference, time series forecasting, and classification to drive measurable marketing impact across global teams at KAYAK and Uber. He blends academic rigor—Harvard and Johns Hopkins training and published research in text mining—with hands-on production work such as Marketing Mix Modeling, geo/causal experimentation, churn prediction, and user-level credit scoring. Based in Mexico City, he has transitioned from industry problems to teaching and research roles at UNAM and Infotec while still delivering practical, revenue-driving models. Unusually for a practitioner, he pairs Bayesian methods and spatial clustering with neural networks, making research-grade techniques accessible to business stakeholders.
11 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM)
Master of Liberal Arts Management, Master of Liberal Arts Management at Harvard University
Double Data Science Specialization Data Science, Double Data Science Specialization Data Science at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Graduate Research Internship in Text Mining Applied Mathematics, Graduate Research Internship in Text Mining Applied Mathematics at Centro de Ciencias de la Complejidad (C3)
Portuguese, Japanese, English, Spanish