Bio
I am currently a researcher in the EU-funded project AIPACT: Artificial Intelligence for Planning, Assessment and Coordination of Territories, based at the SDA Bocconi School of Management (Bocconi University).
I hold a PhD in Public Policy and Administration from Bocconi University, Milan. My research focuses on how governance actors influence the legitimacy of democratic institutions through their policies and practices. I study transparency, formal complaint systems, and citizen trust in government organizations, using experimental methods, text analysis, and qualitative approaches.
I was born in Buenos Aires, where I studied Sociology and worked at the National Ministry of Justice and the Judiciary. In 2016, I moved to New York to study International Affairs at The New School. During that time, I conducted applied research with the Global Urban Futures Team at The New School, and with the Marron Institute of Urban Management at NYU.
In my free time, I enjoy reading, watching movies, playing chess, working out, and experimenting with large language models. You can explore some of the projects I do in my free time in the Other tab.