1. BIODATA

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Isidora Didier is a woman was born on December 29, 1998 in Santiago de Chile. She is currently living in an apartament in Algarrobo in the Valparaíso region. Four months ago, after living 21 years in the capital, his family migrated from Santiago to Valparaíso. Isidora lives with her mother, Pamela, and her father, Patricio. she is an only child, but always wishing she had a brother or sister. However, when she was little she developed skills to socialize with other children, so she always had many friends.

She is a student of fourth grade of Sociology at Universidad de Chile. Isidora went to school María Luisa Bombal in her primary and secondary studies. After she graduating, in 2016, she starts to study Sociology. During his stay at the University, she has learned a lot of new skills from social interaction until computation knowledge. She has the ability to understand people and make research interviews more comfortable and good skills in programs like Rstudio,Excel or Python in data science.

When she's not a sociology student, she spends her free time hanging out with friends, camping out to unfamiliar places, knitting, doing crafts, and playing basketball.

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