I have carried out various research tasks, including data collection in the laboratory and in the field, survey design, experiment design, database cleaning, data analysis (descriptive and inferential). Additionally, I have coordinated several data collection projects through experimental surveys at the local and national levels, including 2019 UECS' Omnibus study and a National Militarization Survey (2021). I have also collaborated as a teaching assistant with the students of the Bachelor of Public Policy at CIDE-RC, including the subjects of Political Institutions, Introduction to Political Science, and Experimental Methods.

I worked with my team of public policy analysts on a consulting project for my master's program Research Summer. We designed an experiment where, through a video in which we manipulate the communication of concrete actions to combat corruption comparing to a control. We found that citizens who received messages communicating concrete actions to combat corruption instead of being assigned to the control group, were more likely to give their support to a citizens' law initiative to give the CPC more powers to combat corruption.