Marcel Böhme is a faculty member at the Max Planck Institute for Security and Privacy (MPI-SP) in Germany, where he leads the Software Security research group (https://mpi-softsec.github.io). He is a Guest Editor-in-Chief and Associate Editor for the ACM TOSEM, the flagship journal in software engineering, an Area Chair for ACM/IEEE ICSE'24, the flagship conference in software engineering, and a PC Chair of ACM/IEEE ASE'25 and ACM ISSTA'26. He has served on the program committees and organizational committees of all premier international conferences in software engineering. Marcel received his PhD from the National University of Singapore where, 10 years later, he received an Outstanding Young Computing Alumni Award.His current research concerns the automatic discovery of security flaws at the very large scale. One part of his group works on the foundations of automatic vulnerability discovery and program analysis in general. For instance, we seek to identify fundamental limitations of existing techniques, we study empirical methods (incl. statistical and causal reasoning) for program analysis, and we explore the assurances that software testing provides when no bugs are found. The other part of his group develops practical vulnerability discovery tools that are widely used in software security practice. For instance, Entropic is the default power schedule in LibFuzzer which powers the largest fuzzing platforms at Google and Microsoft, fuzzing hundreds of security-critical projects on 100k machines 24/7.