Esteban Jadresic

Esteban Jadresic has extensive work experience in the field of economics and finance. Esteban started their career as an Assistant Researcher at the Corporacion de Investigaciones Económicas para Latinoamérica in 1983, where they worked until 1986. Esteban then joined Banco Central de Chile in 1991, where they held positions as Economista Subjefe and later as Gerente Política Comercial. In 1995, they joined the International Monetary Fund as an Economist and later became a Senior Economist, working there until 2000. Esteban then returned to Banco Central de Chile in 2001 as Gerente División Internacional and Gerente División Operaciones Financieras, where they worked until 2008. Since 2008, they have been working at Moneda Asset Management as the Chief Economist and Global Investment Strategist.

Esteban Jadresic pursued their education in a sequential manner. Esteban began their academic journey in 1977 at Universidad de Chile, where they studied for six years until 1983. During this time, they obtained a degree in Ingeniero Civil Industrial and also pursued a Magister en Ingeniería Civil Industrial.

Following their studies at Universidad de Chile, Esteban Jadresic furthered their education at Harvard University. Starting in 1986, they dedicated himself to studying Economics for five years, ultimately earning a Ph.D. in this field in 1991.

Based on the provided information, Esteban Jadresic's education history suggests a strong foundation in engineering and industrial civil engineering, followed by specialization and advanced study in economics.