Luan Borelli is an economist and researcher with eight years of experience building and automating macroeconomic models and data tools, currently pursuing a PhD in Economics at UC Berkeley and serving as an economist there. He holds an MA from FGV/EPGE and a BA from Ibmec-RJ, and has contributed to high-profile academic collaborations with scholars at MIT and the University of Pittsburgh. At Ipea he operationalized DSGE, OLG, and VAR models, worked on COVID-era SIR models with economic interactions, and created the Ipeadatapy Python package to streamline access to national time-series data. Luan blends rigorous theoretical training with hands-on software and data engineering for reproducible research, and has experience reformulating metadata standards and automating statistical reporting to inform policy decisions. Based in Berkeley, he brings a rare mix of applied modeling, open data tooling, and academic collaboration to economics research.
8 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Economics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Economics at University of California, Berkeley
ipeadatapy is a data and metadata extraction package made in Python using Ipeadata database official API. In it's essence it is an API wrapper.
Contributions:1 release, 34 commits, 1 PR in 1 year 1 month
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Luan Borelli - Economist at University of California, Berkeley