Experience

Trucksters

• Spain
• Truck Transportation
• 100 - 200 Employee

• VP Product

  • Oct 2022 - Present

  Creating a lean culture of product, based on discovery, cross-functional teams, iterative cycles of development, and metrics.

• Head of Data Science

  • Apr 2019 - Nov 2022

  Grow up a superb operational research team that optimizes long-distance FTL trucking service through a relay model based on Mathematical Optimization & AI.Our objective is to automate and optimize our driver's schedules for maximum efficiency and to create a positive impact on drivers.



baobab soluciones

• Spain
• Operations Consulting
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Operational Researcher and Data scientist

  • Aug 2017 - Apr 2019

  Build mathematical models to improve business processes - Gather business needs and translate them into mathematical models - Develop pricing models for oil and gas companies - Develop optimization models for logistic companies - Model training for the user - Gather user feedback for further model iterations Build mathematical models to improve business processes - Gather business needs and translate them into mathematical models - Develop pricing models for oil and gas companies - Develop optimization models for logistic companies - Model training for the user - Gather user feedback for further model iterations



Deloitte

• Business Consulting and Services
• 700 & Above Employee

• Assistant

  • Sep 2016 - Aug 2017

  Financial Risk Management in reference credit institutions - Analyze data quality for statistical models. Build quantitative methods to filter out proper data. - Build actionable reports on data quality including achievable action points so the client can improve its data quality. - Classification and segmentation of data based on risk profiles. - Select the best statistical risk model for the client. - Iterate on statistical models to introduce new risk frameworks. - Continuous validation of statistical models assuring the robustness of the statistical and economical hypothesis. Show less