Senior Risk Strategy Expert · PhD Computer Science, UCL · Financial Fraud Researcher
I sit at the intersection of data analysis, financial crime, and risk strategy — turning complex data into actionable decisions that mitigate cybercrime and keep people safer online. My doctoral research at University College London focused on measuring online financial fraud originating from SMS scams, and I continue to publish at the frontier of this space.
- 🏦 Currently working in fintech as a Senior Risk Strategy Expert
- 🎓 PhD in Computer Science from University College London (UCL)
- Dissertation: "Measuring Online Financial Fraud Originating from SMS Scams"
- 🔬 Active researcher in fraud detection, SMS phishing (smishing), and financial crime analytics
- 📊 Passionate about translating research into real-world risk systems
Find my academic work on Google Scholar:
My research spans:
- Online financial fraud measurement & detection
- SMS-based social engineering and smishing campaigns
- Fraud strategy design in financial services
Risk Strategy │ Cybercrime Analysis │ Research
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Policy Design │ Fraud Pattern Analysis │ Quantitative Methods
Credit & Fraud Risk │ Smishing Detection │ Data Collection
Regulatory Compliance │ Phishing Detection │ Academic Publishing
Decision Systems │ Behavioural Data Analysis │ Peer Review
│ Scam Trend Investigation │
Languages & Tools
Platforms & Risk Tools
Repositories spanning risk, fraud, and data analysis — from research-adjacent tooling to practical cybercrime mitigation:
- 🔍 Fraud & scam analysis — datasets, notebooks, and investigative approaches to financial crime
- 📉 Risk strategy — behavioural scoring, policy design, and strategy simulation
- 📡 Cybercrime research — SMS/smishing campaign analysis and threat pattern investigation
- 🧪 Research code — replication materials and data from published work
If any of my repos were useful to you, consider sponsoring or buying me a coffee — it keeps the open-source research going!
Research is the distance between what we know and what we do about it.