Summary
Mauricio Tejada is an associate professor of economics at Universidad Diego Portales with nine years of academic experience and a PhD from Georgetown University. His research blends labor economics, structural econometrics, and search-and-matching models with macroeconomic and computational approaches to study labor markets and policy impacts. He has a strong track record across academia and international organizations, including consulting for the OECD and research roles at the World Bank, which informs his applied, policy-relevant work. Comfortable with quantitative computation, he bridges rigorous theory and empirical implementation to produce insights that are directly usable for policy design in Latin America.
9 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Arts (M.A.), Economics, Master of Arts (M.A.), Economics at ILADES\Georgetown Univerity
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Economics, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Economics at Georgetown University
Bachelor's degree, Economics, Bachelor's degree, Economics at Universidad Cat贸lica Boliviana
English, Spanish