Mardoqueo Arteaga, P.h. D.

Mardoqueo Arteaga sitting on a chair, holding a microphone and speaking at an event or panel, with a presentation slide in the background.

Mardoqueo Arteaga is a lead economist at Meta using quantitative analysis to inform the company's strategy.

Previously, he worked on novel marketing science methods for enterprise clients at LinkedIn and led economic valuation consulting projects at KPMG.

Mardoqueo received his PhD in Economics, specialty in belief formation, from Fordham University and worked as a visiting researcher at the Central Bank of Chile. His published research has been in information economics and the impact of monetary policy announcements on household behavior. Before graduate studies, he worked at TIAA-CREF and was the valedictorian at Montclair State University. Outside of work, Mardoqueo is a published poet, theatre goer, and rescue dog dad.

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