I am a Financial Engineer, Auditor, and Certified Public Accountant (CPA) with academic and professional experience in higher education, research, and financial analysis. My research interests focus on applied economics and social policy, recognizing that public policies have a broad impact across disciplines, institutions, and socioeconomic contexts. I am particularly interested in poverty, inequality, financial inclusion, and labor market conditions as key determinants of social welfare and sustainable development. My work examines how macroeconomic shocks, fiscal decisions, and public interventions influence income distribution, employment quality, and access to economic opportunities, especially in developing countries. Methodologically, I use quantitative approaches, including econometric analysis and financial evaluation, to generate evidence that supports informed decision-making and policy design. Through teaching and research, I seek to contribute to interdisciplinary dialogue and promote critical analysis of economic and social challenges from a financial and institutional perspective.