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Econometrics sequence professor for the Department of Economics and Statistics sequence professor for the Department of Sciences.

• Managed a five-person team to design and implement a governmental process for reviewing current and future regulations to assess viability and impact.o Created a methodology of estimating the total cost of existing regulations for both the government and the citizenry based on the premise that “time is money” and using existing public and private sectors’ statistics.o Drafted the guideline for making Regulatory Impact Assessments (RIA) for both existing and future regulations.

• Managed a three-person team to research the vulnerabilities of the AML-TF system of the country.o Published papers on economic sectors of the country and their susceptibility to be used for ML-TF.o Member of the Unit’s teaching staff to train professionals on the importance of applying AML-TF good practices.• Led an inter-institutional project to create a new consolidated database of existing Dominican citizenry information.

Instructor of the Certification in Data Science using R.

• Developed quantitative models to improve investment decisions for a variety of new and existing asset types such as varying maturities and different currencies based on current financial indicators and the Foreign Reserves Investment Guideline.

Tutor for Statistical Quality Control and Statistical Software courses.

• Audited the Client Center Services time management and provided suggestions in order to improve it. • Analyzed the customer feedback surveys to identify correlations and trends within the client center data set to increase client satisfaction and efficiency.

• Sales and expenditure budgeting by business unit.• Sales and expenditure reporting (deviation analysis).• Monitor any macroeconomic variable that may impact retail business, such as; GDP, private consumption, interest rates and inflation.

Part of the team which drafted the institutional publication of the National Development Bank of Housing and Production (Banco Nacional de la Vivienda y la Producción) in commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of its founding.

Analysis of internal and external factors, with potential impact on the issuance of bonds by the Central Government of the Dominican Republic.