Full Stack Application: Mentorship Navigator: Visual exploration of Academic Lineages (2023-2024)• Developed an interactive data visualization tool that allowed users to explore academic lineages. • Used Python to obtain 256769 authors from academic sources, integrating the information into the tool. • Implemented the user interface using JavaScript with D3.js to generate dynamic visualizations.

Research and development in engineering and technology in the areas of human-centered computing and data visualization.

Backend Project & Information Processing: Bibliometric Analysis in Scientific Conferences (2022-2023)• Implemented a Backend API with Python and external 3rd party integrations with APIs such as OpenAlex, AnyStyle or Python NLTK. http://vis.cti.espol.edu.ec/vinci/ • Achieved bibliometric and topic analysis of the VINCI and WorldCIST conferences using Python and external libraries such as OpenAlex, AnyStyle, Python NLTK, and Cytoscape, as well as Mallet, to efficiently collect, process, and analyze academic data. • Integrated multiple sources and optimized metadata extraction, identifying key trends and relationships in research on communication and visual interaction, as well as in the field of information systems and technologies. This study covered a set of 364 papers, providing a solid foundation for bibliometric analysis.

Data Analytics Tool: Legislatio (2021-2022)• Implemented an interactive data visualization tool that allowed users to analyze legislative voting patterns in Ecuador, measured by participation and feedback from 13 political participants. Used Python to extract 2063 votes from the assembly and D3.js, JavaScript, and React for developing the frontend’s web interface.• Delivered the frontend’s web interface, enabling users to intuitively explore legislative voting data and draw their own conclusions.• Interacted with involved stakeholders, validating the benefits of the tool through testing with political actors, confirming its usefulness for understanding legislative narratives, legislative processes, and forms of citizen participation, encouraging further exploration of these objectives.

Human-Centered Computing (HCC)