Welcome to my academic page!
👋 I am a quantitative researcher working at the intersection of public policy, social research and data analysis. I hold an MSc in Social Research Methods from the London School of Economics and Political Science and a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Government from the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru.
Painting of the week: Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan (1883–85)
🔍 I am currently a Research Assistant at the Care Policy and Evaluation Centre (LSE) and a Researcher at the Observatorio de Reformas PolĂticas en AmĂ©rica Latina. My research spans health and social care, public policy, political institutions and governance, with a particular interest in applying quantitative methods to understand variation across populations and places.
đź“Š My work involves statistical analysis, data integration and visualisation, primarily using R, alongside SQL, Stata and Python. I have also worked in academic publishing, including as Editor-in-Chief of Elecciones and Politai, and have experience teaching quantitative methods.
✨ Outside research, I have a longstanding interest in art, particularly painting. I occasionally curate works that catch my attention on my Art Blog.
Last Post:
Between Crisis and Hope: The Emotional Battle in the Government Plans of Five Parties
“In an election marked by fragmentation and distrust, the form of the message can be as decisive as its content.”
Last Article:
Synthetic Control Methods
Jaramillo-Huaman, C. and Cartagena-Farias, J. (2025) Synthetic Control Methods. GOLTC Methods Guide series, 5. Global Observatory of Long-Term Care, Care Policy and Evaluation Centre, London School of Economics and Political Science. https://goltc.org/publications/synthetic-control-methods/