José Luis Munoz

Analyzed satellite images and results from social participation workshops to create Landscape Units and thematic cartography for the Alto Atoyac sub-basin and surrounding ejidos adjacent to the Mayan Train tracks.

Inspected and updated the database of 1,500 apartments in Queens, NYC, ensuring compliance with safety requirements mandated by the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development, resulting in a 7% increase in attention to home hazard reports.

Conducted research and provided guidance on design and construction information for reconfigurable, durable, and safe structures in limited spaces, implementing findings in 9 case studies.

Managed the quality of rooms and common areas while leading front desk, housekeeping, maintenance, and security staff for two short-term rental apartment buildings, receiving over 35 positive mentions in guest evaluations.

Conducted audits of beneficiary projects and organized the 2016 Indigenous Peoples Convention, which attracted over 40,000 attendees and featured more than 400 exhibitors.

Completed a diploma course in Data Science, focusing on data analysis, machine learning, and statistical methods.

Completed a diploma course in Geospatial Information Analysis, emphasizing the use of geospatial data for analysis and decision-making.

Bachelor’s degree in Urban and Regional Planning and Policy, focusing on the development and management of urban spaces and policies.