Oscar Leonardo Rincon Leon

Oscar Leonardo Rincón León is a PhD student in Economics at Pontificia Universidad Javeriana and collaborates as a researcher at the university's Labor Observatory. His work focuses on analyzing labor market dynamics and producing technical reports and visualizations that provide evidence to inform the design and evaluation of public employment policies. He has extensive experience in research, consulting, and teaching. As an independent consultant, he has developed statistical models, machine learning applications, and causal inference approaches to evaluate public policies aimed at vulnerable populations. He has also designed methodological frameworks, monitoring strategies, and interactive dashboards to track key social and economic indicators. In academia, he has taught courses in macroeconomics, econometrics, quantitative methods, and predictive analysis at different universities, promoting the use of technological tools for applied learning and the resolution of complex problems. His profile integrates economics, data science, and public policy evaluation, with an interdisciplinary approach oriented toward generating rigorous evidence and practical solutions to address challenges in employment, education, and economic development in Colombia.