Summary
Peter-paul De Wolf is a senior methodologist and statistician with over 25 years of experience in official statistics, currently leading research and consultancy at Statistics Netherlands on quality, statistical disclosure control (SDC), editing, imputation and use of administrative data. He coordinates Eurostat’s Center of Excellence on SDC and combines deep theoretical grounding—a PhD in mathematical statistics with research in extreme value theory—with hands-on programming to implement privacy-preserving disclosure methods. Known for turning rigorous research into practical tools, he has repeatedly bridged survey design, editing/imputation workflows and SDC to make complex statistical processes auditable and operational. Based in the Randstad, he brings a rare mix of academic depth and long-standing public-sector impact in statistical methodology.
12 years of coding experience
Doctor (dr), MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS, Doctor (dr), MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS at TU Delft
Ingenieur (Ir.), Mathematics, Mathematical Statistics, Ingenieur (Ir.), Mathematics, Mathematical Statistics at Delft University of Technology
English, German