Whitehall-based adviser to the Secretary of State for Scotland on devolution issues and devolved policy.

Advising the Scottish Conservatives group in the Scottish Parliament on finance, economic, social security and constitutional policy following the Scottish referendum and in the lead-up to the 2016 Scottish Parliament elections. During this period there were considerable challenges to the Scottish economy and devolved fiscal policy, against the backdrop of substantial new powers being devolved to the Scottish Parliament. Position involved coordinating extensive and detailed briefing, speechwriting, working with external stakeholders, advising on the formulation of group policy and supporting MSPs across the range of parliamentary and legislative matters.

Organising the research wing of the successful 2014 referendum campaign to maintain Scotland's place in the United Kingdom.

Led on constitutional policy for the Scottish Conservatives group in the Scottish Parliament in the approach to the 2014 Scottish referendum. Formerly served as the parliamentary group's main policy researcher on health, working with spokespeople to craft health policy proposals, preparing briefing, engaging with stakeholders, analysing statistics, advising on media and responses to legislation.

Monitoring, updating and briefing on public affairs across a diverse client portfolio.