TECHO is an NGO committed to collaborating with people who live in informal settlements, aiming to enhance their opportunities and quality of life. In my role as a researcher in the work promoter area my primary responsibility was to conduct comprehensive research within and beyond the community to identify market opportunities in which the community could participate. This involved engaging in conversations and administering surveys to community members to assess their skills, strengths, and interests, with the goal of discovering and developing profitable collaborative activities. Furthermore, my research extended beyond the community's borders, focusing on identifying potential areas for business development that could thrive within the unique circumstances of the community members and their skills.

As an intern in the Department of Institutional Intelligence, my responsibilities covered running Python models and conveying the outcomes to my supervisors. I also engaged in database cleaning, attended meetings where results were presented and discussed, particularly in relation to early warning systems for students at risk of not graduating.In addition, I was tasked with a personal research project. This project involved investigating how universities in Mexico and other countries, including the United States, manage their scholarship programs and associated processes. I then compared these approaches to our school's procedures to identify potential areas for improvement.