Teaching, Service, and OtherPhilosophyI’ve had the opportunity to work with a variety of talented students over the years, ranging from high school to Ph.D. I’m always happy to discuss possible mentoring opportunities for academic research, professional development. I am especially committed to supporting Latino students.
I approach teaching and mentorship as a collaborative process, adapting my guidance to each student’s goals—whether they involve academic research, industry, or exploration. I believe students learn best by doing. In class, I create supportive environments where students can tackle meaningful problems and experiment with creative solutions. In research, I help students identify projects that genuinely interest them, then establish clear milestones and tangible outcomes. I foster agency and independence while maintaining rigorous standards for methods, evidence, and responsible research. Above all, I strive to lead with empathy, communicate clearly, and ensure that students from all backgrounds feel respected, challenged, and empowered to develop ideas of their own. Mentorship
2023 “Risks in Cryptocurrency Markets” - Paraguayan Central Bank (Asuncion, Paraguay)
2023 “Applications of Large Language Models for Enterprises” - Universidad Americana (Asuncion, Paraguay)
2022 “Measurement by Proxy: On the Accuracy of Online Marketplace Measurements” - USENIX Security Symposium (Boston, MA)
2022 “Introduction to Darkweb Marketplaces” - Universidad Comunera (Online)
2021 “Observations From an Online Security Competition and Its Implications on Crowdsourced Security” - Workshop on Information Security Workers (Online) 2019 “Overview of Cybersecurity in Paraguay: Challenges and Opportunities for the National Police” - Paraguayan National Police (Department of Financial Crimes), Asuncion, Paraguay