Software Engineer · Amsterdam, NL
I take ideas from pitch to production — identifying problems, building solutions, and driving them to adoption.
At Royal NLR, I consistently bridged the gap from research to operational impact. I pitched and built SKY, a secure generative AI platform for classified data now used organization-wide, delivering €800k+/yr in measured productivity gains. I then led SENTINEL, a NATO-funded voice assistant for military situational awareness, to adoption as a standard capability by the Dutch Ministry of Defence — a milestone reached by only 4% of defense innovation projects.
My work is grounded in a dual background in CS and mathematics, with work in formal methods and homotopy type theory. My engagement with AI safety began as a 2019 MIRI Fellow and remains central to my interests.
Drove innovation from concept to production. Combining technology scouting, strategic proposal writing, project leadership, and hands-on development.
Supported Covid-19 scenario modeling for decision makers, focused on the global south. Built model visualization in the frontend.
Formal proof of correctness of automatic differentiation in the presence of recursion and iteration. Utrecht University, Mathematics.
On homotopy type theory and its relation to higher topos theory. Utrecht University.
Henquet, Bellucci, Amghane, et al. "Mesh-as-a-Service: Automated 3D Modelling fast as l-AI-ghtning." I/ITSEC 2024. Runner-up Best Paper, Simulation subcommittee.
Henquet, Bellucci. "AI-Assisted Debrief: Automated Flight Debriefing Summarization and Competency Assessment." ICCAS 2024.
Hellinga, Henquet, Bellucci. "SENTINEL: Supporting Military Situation Understanding Through Conversational Vision-Language AI." Submitted.
Dutch (native) · English (C2) · German (C1)
Based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.