About me

Born and raised in Buenos Aires, Argentina, I became interested in the power of innovation when I took my first physics class after moving to Mexico City. It wasn't until I completed middle school and moved to the United States that I started considering Engineering as a career, and I didn't decide on the Electrical field until the 11th grade.

Now, I am majoring in Electrical Engineering at the university of Oklahoma. As a rising junior, I have completed several major-specific projects spanning broad topics, such as the construction of a working Electrocardiograph, and the programming of an altitude-dependent filter to better hear human vocals in recordings. However, I have focused mostly on my MATLAB programming skills, which have become invaluable both in coursework and professional work.

Currently, I am working as an undergraduate researcher in the Biomedical Engineering Program at the University of Oklahoma, aiding Dr. Lei Ding's research in the diagnosis of motor deficiencies at early stages. This research requires extensive use of MATLAB's EEG toolkit.
Additionally, I am a skilled communicator with a diverse background. I have worked in and given tours for the University's Diversity Enrichment Programs office. The most satisfying part of working, whether it be in a technical or interpersonal job, is getting to connect with new people.