Anthropologist with a master's degree in Public Policy Economics from Universidad del Rosario. My expertise focuses on the analysis of social phenomena using digital and mixed methods, particularly in under-researched technological or technoscientific phenomena such as biases in LLM-type artificial intelligence technologies. I use programming languages like Python to extract, analyze, and visualize data using natural language processing and artificial intelligence technologies to analyze social phenomena such as migration or violence against women in politics. I have worked for institutions such as UN Women, Fair Work, and the Danish Refugee Council. Currently, I am the head of the Communication and Digital Humanities area of the Social Communication undergraduate program and I am part of the Digital Humanities Laboratory at PUJ.