Martijn Oostdijk
About Martijn Oostdijk
Martijn Oostdijk serves as the Chief Scientist at ReadID, where he is responsible for the core crypto functionality and the development of the product that reads and verifies passport chips. He holds a PhD in Informatics & Information Science and has a background in hard security and cryptography.
Work at Inverid
Martijn Oostdijk serves as the Chief Scientist at Inverid, where he is responsible for the core crypto functionality within the ReadID product. His role involves actively developing the technology that reads and verifies the chip embedded in passports. In addition to his primary responsibilities, he also fulfills the roles of architect and security officer, ensuring the integrity and security of the product.
Education and Expertise
Martijn Oostdijk holds a PhD in Informatics & Information Science from Radboud University in Nijmegen. His academic background provides a strong foundation in digital security, particularly in the areas of cryptography and hard security. This expertise informs his work in developing secure digital identity solutions.
Background
Prior to his current role, Martijn Oostdijk worked as an Assistant Professor at the Digital Security group at Radboud University. His experience in academia has contributed to his understanding of security and digital identity issues, which he continues to explore in his professional endeavors.
Achievements
Martijn Oostdijk has made significant contributions to the field of digital security through his work on the ReadID product. His responsibilities include ensuring the secure reading and verification of passport chips, which is critical for maintaining the integrity of digital identity verification processes.