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, the World Bank, the IMF, 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.
Available for consulting engagements, technical assistance projects, and advisory roles with governments, international financial institutions, and development organizations.