Over a decade shaping fiscal policy, public financial management, and macroeconomic analysis across Latin America, the Middle East, Asia, Africa, and Eastern Europe — from national governments, international financial institutions—including the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund—and leading consulting firms.
I am a senior economist and fiscal policy expert with over a decade of experience bridging the gap between macroeconomic theory and real-world government decision-making. My work spans national governments, international financial institutions, and high-level advisory roles across Latin America, the Middle East, Asia, Africa, and Eastern Europe.
Currently, I serve as a Short-Term Consultant for the World Bank Group, where I developed a Medium-Term Macro-Fiscal Framework (MTMF) now used by Bhutan's Ministry of Finance for official forecasts. Simultaneously, I serve as Senior Advisor at a confidential Government Agency at the Royal Court of Saudi Arabia, supporting Vision 2030's macroeconomic oversight through advanced forecasting models and investment appraisal frameworks.
In Argentina, I served as Advisor to the Minister and Chief of Staff to the Secretary of Treasury, where I led budget formulation, participated in IMF negotiations that secured a landmark Extended Fund Facility agreement, and co-designed Argentina's first gender-disaggregated budget statement. I believe that rigorous economic analysis, when applied with political acuity, can drive real and lasting institutional change.
Available for consulting engagements, technical assistance projects, and advisory roles with governments, international financial institutions, and development organizations. Let's build something meaningful together.
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