I am currently a Graduate Programme Participant at the European Central Bank. This is a selective programme for recent (PhD) graduates, which involves two one-year assignments in two different business areas and submitting a paper at the end of the programme for evaluation. My first-year allocation was in Risk Management. I am spending my second year in Information Systems, contributing to the development of AI/ML-driven applications for Banking Supervision.

Before coming to the ECB, I was a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Industrial Engineering of the University of Chile hosted by Prof. José Correa. I obtained my PhD from the Department of Mathematics of the TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology. At TU Munich, I was advised by Prof. Andreas S. Schulz and was a member of the interdisciplinary research group Advanced Optimization in a Networked Economy (AdONE) and the Operations Research Group. During my PhD and postdoc, I had the opportunity to spend some time at Google Research Zurich and the Sapienza University of Rome. I received my Diploma (BSc and MEng equivalent) in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the National Technical University of Athens, where I was advised by Prof. Dimitris Fotakis.

My research during my PhD and postdoc revolved mainly around the design of algorithms and mechanisms for fair and efficient resource allocation with applications in pricing, recommender systems, apportionment, and generally complex scenarios arising in (online) markets and platforms. To study these problems, I have used a broad set of tools from algorithms, economics, operations, mechanism design, machine learning, and optimization. During my first year at the ECB, I also started working on topics related to computational social science and central banking communication, using natural language processing and econometric methods.

I’m still trying to allocate a fraction of my time to research. This page serves mainly for posting updates related to my research papers, and keeping all the material related to them so that they can be accessed easily.

You can find a copy of my CV here (last update: September 2025).