Because I have a big interest for both the legal profession as well as engineering I had a hard time choosing profession. At the end of law school, I was lucky enough to combine the two and deepen my knowledge of artificial intelligence and the impact it could have on jurisprudence and society at large. This gives me unique knowledge in what is inevitable: A increasingly more virtual world.As I enjoyed most of the courses throughout law school, Contract law, International law, EU-law, and Jurisprudence are a few areas I felt most comfortable in.Seeing as I have Swedish and German as native languages and speak English fluently, language is not an issue as it makes me multilingual. I am also currently learning French and Italian. I have worked at Handels Consulting during law school. As a consultant, I was in frequent contact with prospective, current, and previous clients of ours. Mine and our main goal was to deliver good quality material on which the clients could build/use in their further business. This material could be internal, such as how our client could improve the work climate for the employees or improve their internal waste management. It could also be external, such as how the client’s business could improve their production but also meet the increasing climate goals. I moved to Dublin, Ireland, after graduation to work with copyright for YouTube. It was spontaneous as Ireland had never been something I considered.It was however one of the best decisions of my life as it not only gave me valuable career opportunities but also shows that I’m comfortable taking measured risks and try new things.After about a year I moved back to Sweden, where I am currently working in business law with a special niche towards Privacy law, tech regulation and AI-development in Stockholm.After all these years I'm finally able to work with both law AND technology while actually making a difference on the market!