Current positions
I am currently an investigator at the National High Tech Crime Unit (part of the Central Criminal Investigations Division of the Dutch National Police), strategic advisor to the Cyber Crime Unit of the Caribbean Netherlands Police Force, research fellow in the Cyber Security Research Group of the University of Bristol, and a practitioner-in-residence at the UK's National Research Centre on Privacy, Harm Reduction and Adversarial Influence Online (REPHRAIN).

Operational interests
Within the Dutch national police, I mainly work on the strategic and operational project of developing, transitioning to and executing CSAE: a comprehensive framework for data-driven investigations. My operational work as a police officer at the NHTCU focuses on organized (cyber) crime with an international impact, mostly investigations of cybercrime-as-a-service providers, financially-driven advanced persistent threats and organized crimes that undermine society.
Send me a message if you would like to know more about my work, I frequently speak on conferences, give workshops and - amongst others - was one of the experts on AI for the Dutch Senate (NB I do not respond to webbased email accounts, e.g., Gmail; only academic, corporate or goverment email addresses). 
For my academic focus, see 'Research Interests'. 

Prior work experience & academic background
Together with my talented colleagues of the Caribbean Netherlands Police Force, I set up the first Cyber Crime Unit on the Dutch Caribbean islands in 2021-2022. Prior to the NHTCU, I worked - amongst others - at the Dutch Ministry of Justice and Security and was a visiting professional at the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court. I hold a BSc/MSc (cum laude) in Criminology and LLB/LLM in Criminal Law from Leiden University, and a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Bristol.