I have more than 10 years of experience as a social researcher at IRES, and I developed a variety of skills, such as working with people, analyzing quantitative and qualitative data, designing a questionnaire, working with statistical programs, and many others. Aside from the main job I work as an associate teacher at the Faculty of Sociology and Social Work, where I teach a seminar on Methods and Techniques in Social Sciences to students from the Human Resources section. At the present time, I am a Ph.D. candidate in Sociology, where my focus is on survey methodology and Politics. The title of my work is: Forecasting errors in electoral surveys. Addressing the issue of non-response and social desirability through an experimental design.