There are a couple of jobs I would love to do, but there's none that would define me better than being a Statistician. It must be the chance I get to leave my personal touch every time I "work the magic". That's probably what makes me so passionate and motivated, so productive and resourceful, such a good student and coach.I've had the privilege to participate in a number of prestigious projects thoughout my career (I take particular pride in having worked on all top-5 Eurostat thematic projects: Population Census, LFS, SILC, CIS and R&D Expenditure Survey), master a series of knowledge fields both theoritical and hands-on, and acquire extensive expertise and versatility in the use of statistical software; My arsenal includes SAS, Python libraries for Data Science, R and SPSS, as well as moderate knowledge of other software.I'm always looking to expand my skillset and keep up with Data Science advances and state of the art tools and platforms, and it's not at all inaccurate to say that the line between work and hobby is really, really blurred to me.