I work with SMEs across various industries to leverage client potential through digital transformation, shifting focus and effort towards value-creating tasks. My fields of work include IT, with a particular focus on ERP projects, optimization of work processes and developing digital transformation plans.

During the spring semesters, I have been responsible for group instruction in the course Quantitative Research Methods for two groups, each consisting of 25-35 students. The average evaluation of my performance as an instructor for the spring 2023 semester was 4.93 out of 5.The average evaluation of my performance as an instructor for the spring 2024 semester was 4.73 out of 5.

During the autumn semesters, I have been responsible for group instruction in the course Business Statistics for two to three groups, each comprising 25-40 students. The average instructor evaluation score for the autumn 2022 semester was 4.66 out of 5.The average instructor evaluation score for the autumn 2023 semester was 4.7 out of 5.

In the Energy/Utility Department at BDO, I have undertaken a variety of tasks for numerous clients, ranging from auditing parish councils to utility companies, such as water supply organizations. Besides this, I have also tackled tasks related to sales, particularly in the form of drafting proposals.

In my own company, since its inception, I have had a range of diverse clients and maintained close collaborations with them, resulting in long and successful partnerships.

During my two years at Kejo Products, I have handled a wide range of tasks in a relatively small office environment with a team of three office staff. This entailed that my responsibilities could encompass tasks as diverse as scheduling various types of transportation, conducting production cost calculations, preparing proposals for clients, and maintaining communication with these clients, both domestically and internationally.