As part of Team Content, I was one of four producers assuming responsibility for the lottery draws. The shift work arrangement consisted in part of informing and following up with winners of the national lotteries, producing unique content at every draw night, including multi-million NOK winners in Eurojackpot and Vikinglotto; in addition, we developed content for campaigns and (organic) social media channels across the whole game portfolio of Norsk Tipping.

Produced, organized, and managed digital content across all platforms, including webshops and social media. Was involved in the process of launching new websites including backend CMS and PIM system. Some graphics produces for print and web. Newsletter production. Distributing content across international offices and coordinating efforts. Tone of voice police.

As part of the "first line of defense" at my university's IT department, I assisted students and staff wanting to access systems and software or troubleshoot hardware remotely or in-person.

Following a summer internship, I was hired on as a semi-regular freelancing journalist, producing content for the local newspaper alongside my studies.

As a summer intern for the national broadcasting channel, I was out in the field mainly as a radio reporter while also supplying digital content.

Following my summer internship at Romsdals Budstikke, the editor recommended me for a one-year contract at affiliate newspaper Driva, where I worked independently on researching and writing articles about the local community.

As a summer intern, I covered current events and a broad spectrum of topics including culture, politics, sports.

My first foray into journalist work was tumultuous, throwing me into a wide array of subjects, many of which were entirely unfamiliar. I had to learn on the go and find ways to condense often complex concepts into digestible, informative, and engaging features. Radio was my main focus alongside web content.