Summary
Jeroen Keiren is an Assistant Professor at Eindhoven University of Technology with 19 years of experience advancing the reliability and safety of software and hardware through formal verification and model checking. He specializes in verification of industrial control, timed and hybrid systems, and scalable techniques for parity games and Boolean equation systems, often bridging theory with industrial applications such as CERN and medical-device focused collaborations. His work builds on long-term involvement with the mCRL2 toolset and a track record of practical tool development in C++ during his PhD, showing a blend of deep theory and hands-on engineering. Jeroen routinely teaches and supervises across bachelor and master programs, shaping the next generation of engineers in embedded systems and formal methods. He has international academic experience from visiting positions in the US and the Netherlands, reflecting a collaborative, applied research profile. Notably, he combines rigorous automata- and game-theoretic foundations with pragmatic verification tooling used in real-world control-system contexts.
20 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
(T)VWO, IB, Profiel: Natuur & Techniek, (T)VWO, IB, Profiel: Natuur & Techniek at College Den Hulster
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Computer Science, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Computer Science at Eindhoven University of Technology
English, Dutch, German, French