Jorge Jimenez

Jorge Jimenez is a talented individual currently pursuing a double major in economics and neuroscience, with a keen interest in neuroeconomics and consumer neuroscience.

He sees the potential in merging economics, neuroscience, and psychology to create a robust framework for understanding human decision-making.

Jorge is passionate about how behavioral economics, when combined with behavioral neuroscience, can unveil the biological underpinnings of human behavior, leading to a deeper comprehension of decision-making processes.

His vision includes leveraging this interdisciplinary knowledge to promote healthy choices and beneficial habits for individuals and organizations, ultimately driving positive societal changes.

Jorge's educational background includes a Bachelor of Science in Economics and Neuroscience from the University of California, Los Angeles.

He has gained valuable experience as a Research Associate at Murphy Research and as an intern at Immersion, contributing to various projects in behavioral economics and neuroscience.

Jorge also held roles as a Research Assistant at the Los Angeles Behavioral Economics Laboratory and as a Group Leader at the Intercollegiate Neuroscience Research Journal Club.

His diverse experiences range from behavioral economics research at UCLA Anderson School of Management to laboratory research at Fanselow Lab in the Department of Psychology at UCLA.

Additionally, Jorge has honed his skills through positions such as Sales Assistant at Grupo Inteca, showcasing a well-rounded professional background.