The phrase "as a profiler" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who works in the field of profiling, such as in criminal psychology or data analysis.
Example: "As a profiler, I analyze behavioral patterns to help solve crimes."
Alternatives: "in the role of a profiler" or "as someone who profiles".
As a profiler Mr. Lahr is lionized, even by profilees.
She wants to finish her degree, go to the FBI academy in Virginia and then start a career as a "profiler" helping to catch dangerous criminals.
Dr Rod Milton, the eminent forensic psychiatrist who was used as a profiler on the case, also sticks by his initial assessment that there were two offenders.
While she isn't very impressive as a profiler, she's terrific when going about her day job: listening to the whining of a crooked accountant, stuffing herself with home cooking on a trip to the country to find a missing cow or just dreaming up clever ways to serve a summons.
We also used VisualVM[30] as a profiler to further improve the performance of our SMILES parser and our graph implementation.
Ms. Walker starred as a criminal profiler on the NBC series "Profiler".
On 4 January 2011, a clinical forensic psychologist, who had previously been involved as a criminal profiler in other high profile murder cases, joined the investigation to help narrow down the number of potential suspects.
In his police report, Sgt. James Crowley portrayed Whalen as a racial profiler by saying she had told him that the two men at Gates's door were black.
"What you have here is a very frustrated individual, someone who is trying to send a message, but it is a very confused message," said Ray Pierce, a retired New York City detective who now works as a criminal profiler.
The use of a bicycle, the early-morning hours of the attacks and the improvised nature of the devices, as well as the low-grade or low-velocity explosive, suggest the perpetrator might be a young person who is more focused on sending a message than hurting anyone, said Ray Pierce, a retired New York City detective who now works as a criminal profiler.
He also attempted to separate Mulder and Scully, believing that Mulder threw away a promising career as a criminal profiler, but that Scully's career could still be saved.
