I am an Industrial Engineer with experience as an advisor and project manager in quality, logistics, ERP, Business Intelligence, and sustainability. Years ago, I understood that a triple-bottom-line approach is essential to measuring success and positively impacting the community, which motivated me to redirect my career towards research focused on Sustainability, Data Science, and Complex Systems.Since then, I have specialised in academic research on methodologies for measuring sustainability through multiple methods and regions. In 2021, I joined the Rights Lab at the University of Nottingham as a research fellow, where I have led quantitative research using diverse systemic-thinking approaches such as Social Life Cycle Assessment and secondary data analysis, climate modelling, societal metabolism, and complex networks to explore the human dimensions of different supply chains (i.e. food supply, solar panels and brick kilns). My industry-academic background has allowed me to work with diverse, multicultural, and interdisciplinary teams. I am a MOOC-holic in programming, data science, and data visualisation. I foster a continuous learning process to communicate complex information among stakeholders and facilitate decision-making.