Technical journey
Each era taught me something that made the next one possible. This is the technical thread that connects everything.
While teaching at the university and starting my master's, I built an ARIMA model to forecast Colombian inflation. It saved my team hours every week and changed how I thought about data.
This unlocked: the ability to turn raw data into something a team could act on — and the confidence that a good model beats manual work every time.
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Five years leading a team of analysts at one of Colombia's major banks. I managed projects worth over €300 million, building models that had to survive scrutiny from boards and regulators.
This unlocked: the ability to build models that don't just calculate — they communicate. A number without a story is just noise.
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The risk division taught me to stop thinking in best/worst case and start thinking in distributions. Every scenario got a probability. Every decision had a cost of being wrong.
This unlocked: thinking in probabilities, not opinions. The shift from "what might happen" to "what's the expected cost of each path."
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Moving to Germany meant rebuilding everything — including how I communicated data. I built financial reporting dashboards that turned complexity into clarity for people who didn't speak "model."
This unlocked: the understanding that the best analysis in the world is useless if people can't see it. Visualisation is not decoration — it's communication.
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The energy sector showed me how expensive and intricate the real economy is. My programming journey restarted — Python and R became daily tools. But exploring code opened an entire world: not just data analysis and modelling, but building applications, websites, and entirely new ways to present results and products.
This unlocked: the ability to code my own solutions — from financial models to full applications and websites. From consumer of tools to builder of products.
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Going independent meant combining everything: the models, the communication, the cross-cultural skills, the technical depth. Every client engagement became a full-stack problem.
This unlocked: the proof that technical depth and human connection aren't opposites — they multiply each other.
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Project management wasn't a single moment — it was the thread running through everything. From managing five analysts on €300M deals to running three companies in parallel, the skill evolved from task coordination to strategic orchestration. Scoping, stakeholder communication, risk mitigation, agile delivery — all of it compounded.
This unlocked: the ability to run multiple businesses, clients, and projects simultaneously — not by working harder, but by building systems that make complexity manageable.
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AI didn't replace what I know — it amplified it. Every model, every analysis, every client interaction became faster and sharper. I'm now advising companies on AI integration while using it to build my own businesses.
This is unlocking: the ability to serve more people, build faster, and focus on what only a human can do — judgment, trust, and strategy.
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The ARIMA model made me a better banker. The bank made me a better risk thinker. Risk made me a better communicator. Communication made me independent. And AI is making all of it faster. The stack keeps growing.
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