At the vibrant age of 33, I navigate the fascinating realms of data science and academia as a university professor, diving deep into the oceans of knowledge and sharing my findings with eager young minds. Outside the lecture halls and laboratories, my adventurer's spirit finds refuge in the pixelated worlds of Nintendo video games. In this universe, I'm a master strategist, overcoming challenges one level at a time. As evening unfurls, I swap the digital landscapes for the comforting murmur of local bars, savoring well-crafted ales while engaging in stimulating conversations. The culinary world is another dimension I take great delight in exploring; there's nothing quite like wrapping up a day of code and controllers with a satisfying meal. I'm a firm believer that one can crunch numbers during the day and enjoy every flavorful, playful moment life has to offer by night!

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I'm on Couchsurfing because I'm passionate about traveling and experiencing the world through the eyes of the locals. It offers a unique opportunity to immerse myself in different cultures, beyond the traditional tourist routes. More than just visiting new places, Couchsurfing allows me to meet and connect with amazing individuals from all walks of life, forging friendships and sharing stories. It's these connections and shared experiences that truly enrich my journeys and create lasting memories.

Interests

Math, Python, Cocktails, Mario Kart and Peolple ;)

Music, Movies, and Books

The arrival, Interstellar, Moon, Ex Machina

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

My journeys have taken me far and wide, etching lasting memories in the canvas of my mind. Europe, with its rich tapestry of history and culture, was nothing short of an enlightening experience. As I strolled through the cobblestone streets, I reveled in the magnificence of its timeless architecture, sampled delightful local cuisines, and immersed myself in the rhythmic hum of its vibrant markets and cafes. Each European city, with its unique charm, was like a thrilling new level in my real-life Nintendo game.

New York, on the other hand, was a whole different playground. I found myself drawn to its energetic buzz, much like the electrifying world of data science I navigate daily. From the soaring skyscrapers to the bustling streets filled with diverse faces, every corner of the city pulsed with life and innovation. I felt an undeniable connection to the city that never sleeps, perhaps a reflection of my own relentless pursuit of knowledge and passion for nightlife.

Whether it's across the Atlantic or closer to home, my journeys offer me an exciting expansion pack to the thrilling game of life I play every day. And I can't wait for my next big adventure!

Teach, Learn, Share

As a university professor, I find great joy in unraveling the complexities of mathematics and programming, guiding my students through the intricate dance of numbers and codes. There's a particular thrill in seeing those 'Eureka!' moments light up their faces – it's like solving a tough level in a challenging Nintendo game. But my adventures don't stop at the classroom door. Off campus, I'm a dedicated explorer of Santiago's vibrant culinary and drinks scene. From bustling markets to quaint hole-in-the-wall eateries, chic restaurants to lively bars, I savor every opportunity to discover new flavors and experiences. Santiago is my real-life game board, and every food joint and bar is a new level waiting to be explored!

What I Can Share with Hosts

In addition to my love for travel and meeting new people, I'm also able to provide a safe and comfortable spot on my couch for fellow Couchsurfers. My home is your temporary home! I know my city like the back of my hand, and I'm more than happy to guide you through its nooks and crannies, taking you to the must-visit spots and hidden gems that only locals know about. We'll explore together, share meals, and create fun and memorable moments. So, if you're up for an authentic and entertaining experience in my city, I've got you covered!

Countries I’ve Visited

Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, El Salvador, France, Germany, Italy, Peru, Spain, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Brazil, Chile