About

My background

I born in Puno a small city in Peru, that houses the famous Lake of Titicaca and the Fiesta de La Candelaria. I have hearing impairment (that I've since birth).

I then moved to São Paulo, Brazil and studied with a full scholarship in a extremely high level high school in São Paulo - Colégio Etapa, due to excellent performance on Math Olympiads. 

Also I became General Director for Meninas de Ouro a project that, through the provision of mentoring with students or former students highlighted in the scientific Olympics, seeks to empower and help girls in the world of the scientific Olympics. 

I got to know Effective Altruism's philosophy in 2021, after that I met many interesting people, among them Jaime Sevilla, who was my mentor for a year.

In 2022, along with Renan Araujo, I co-founded Condor Camp, a 10-day AI safety program for top talent students in Brazil. In 2023, Condor Camp evolved to become Condor Initiative. 

Currently, since 2024 I am studying in Mathematics at USP. 

How I hope to improve the world

I am sympathetic to:

• effective altruism (EA) — roughly, the use of evidence and careful analysis to figure out the best ways of making the world a better place, and;

• the long-term value thesis — the idea that most of the moral value of our actions is determined by their consequences more than 100 years in the future.

Some top research I am interested:

• how to prioritize the world's problems in order to figure out how to improve it as much as possible;

• how to get the world's most talented people interested in, and working on, the world's most pressing problems (my work at Condor Camp);

• reducing the risk of astronomical suffering, especially to have a future with less suffering, and for reducing and avoid the worst-case futures, reducing the most intense suffering.