Antonio Loría-García is a Bachelor in Statistics, graduated from the University of Costa Rica (UCR), advanced student of the Academic Master's Degree in Statistics of UCR and PhD in Mathematics second-year student from the University of Évora, Portugal . He worked in the Department of Statistics of the University of Costa Rica from 2020 to 2023, in curricular units of statistics for Social Sciences, Biostatistics and Statistics for Business Administration and Accounting, also for the undergraduate Statistics program, in the Introductory Statistics I and II coourses. In 2025, he joined the Department of Mathematics of University of Évora, as assistant professor for the Statistics curricular unit for Human Biology and Health Sciences. He was accepted in 2023 in the program of PhD in Mathematics of the University of Évora, since then has been an active researcher for the Centro de Investigação em Matemática e Aplicações (CIMA). His statistics expertise relies on advanced statistical modelling, statistical-mathematical theory, survey sampling, Bayesian statistics, multivariate statistics, advanced knowledge of R programming language, medium-level of Python, basic SQL, as well as Latex and SPSS. He has also participated in research with the Statistical Services Unit (USES) of UCR, teaching at the UCR School of Agronomy with computational statistics courses and advising on undergraduate degree thesis, as well as at Center for Pure and Applied Mathematics of University of Costa Rica (CIMPA-UCR). His PhD student experience includes participation in Portuguese and European congresses and workshops.