Aaron Crisanto

Geological engineer with interest in data analysis with a geographical approach.

I have extensive experience in geological data collection and analysis, including support for vein marking, sampling, dilution calculation, and quality control, as well as logging rock cores. I also developed a database to enhance efficiency in the drilling process across mining operations. Additionally, I conducted sediment sample preparation and analysis, notably characterizing the Terminos Lagoon for publication. Furthermore, I provided technical assistance for device and software installation and configuration, supervised fieldwork for geotechnical studies in railway track rehabilitation projects, and managed geospatial data using the ArcGIS platform. My role involved guiding various organizations, particularly government accounts, in optimizing software application for their projects, focusing on natural resources and utility networks.

I hold a degree in engineering from UNAM, where I cultivated a strong foundation in my field. During my academic journey, I undertook a residency at a Fresnillo Plc mine, gaining hands-on experience in the industry. Additionally, my thesis research was conducted at the Institute of Marine Sciences and Limnology, further honing my expertise in environmental studies. Furthermore, I proudly co-authored a paper, showcasing my dedication to advancing knowledge within my discipline.