Responsible for parliamentary monitoring, research and reporting focusing on policies related to education, energy, environment, SMEs and technology. • Researching and drafting regular reports of relevant parliamentary activities (proceedings, committee sessions, questions, debates etc.) and departmental updates in a format tailored to clients’ interest and stylistic preference and providing strategic suggestions as appropriate.• Adhere to strict client deadlines taking into account availability of parliamentary records.• Support the senior leadership team with ad hoc and time sensitive projects such as general election research and report drafting, and contribute to wider and client specific strategic public affairs plans.

As deputy team lead, I was responsible for strategic parliamentary engagement on trade policy to support the department’s objectives; providing expert advice on parliamentary official and ministerial engagement and oversee its delivery.• Lead parliamentary engagement advice for announcements and setting the precedent how the department engages with Parliament on free trade agreements• Create parliamentary engagement strategies reflecting departmental and Government priorities aligned with parliamentary scrutiny commitments and political landscape• Prepare and coordinate briefings for senior officials and ministers• Draft and copy write communications (MP correspondence and MP newsletter)• Work closely with policy, communication, advocacy and external engagement teams• Influence special advisors and private offices to align with ministerial priorities• Establish relationships with the Private Parliamentary Secretary team and relevantAll Party Parliamentary Groups for support on parliamentary engagement• Line and Matrix management: regular coaching and appraisal meetingsKey achievements:I swiftly adapted to the role while joining an understaffed team working directly with seniors Whitehall officials to launch the first free trade negotiations under strong ministerial pressure and at times working remotely due to COVID restrictions.

Project lead for the Export Support Service policy hub’s Europe branch overseeing policy projects aimed at identifying and improving policies to help UK exporters.• Report at cross-government meetings and steering board; written reports to SLT• Line management: regular coaching and appraisal meetings• Matrix management of policy projects; lead overall improvement project• Business engagement to understand exporters concerns and consider solutions• Head of recruitment campaign: responsible for all stages from drafting advert andchairing interviews to onboard.Key achievements:Using my strong communication skills, targeted reporting, and matrix management, I unified the wider team to improve the engagement with stakeholders and identified cross-cutting issues and solutions.

I worked to ensure the new UK independent trade policy post EU exit works for the whole of the UK by involving the devolved governments in developing and delivering trade policy.• Advice and streamline engagement with the Devolved Administrations across the department in line with the Government’s ambition to strengthen the union• Responsible for the regular senior officials’ meetings across the UK• Responsible for first senior officials’ meetings on UK trade policy with representatives from the Crown Dependencies to prepare for the launch trade negotiations• Draft briefings for senior officials and Ministers for meetings with counterparts; draft submissions for ministerial advice as well as correspondence• Point of contact for devolved government officials, establishing strong relationships• Lead ad hoc projects such as devolved governments’ role in negotiations• Establish cross-Government networks gathering insights from different angles andexpertise to offer DA stakeholders a holistic, cross-government approach.Key achievements:I strengthened DBT's relationship with the Devolved Administrations and the Crown Dependencies, paving way for Ministerial engagement for imminent FTA negotiation.

I was responsible for supporting inspection teams in undertaking essential tasks to the delivery of high-quality regulatory activities pre, during and post inspections, such as research, report writing, stakeholder management and compliance monitoring. This involved managing conflicting deadlines, interacting with senior NHS stakeholders. • Collected and analysed evidence and delivering inspection reports to the required standard and deadlines.• Supported the quality assurance process of inspection outcomes by administering panel review meetings, recording outcomes, and peer reviewing reports to ensure consistency. • Managed a portfolio of a large NHS trust by monitoring and acting on performance measures, risks, and regulatory compliance, triaging safeguarding enquiries, and consulting whistle-blowers. I also engaged directly with the trust through regular senior meetings and leading staff focus groups. • Presented information on equality, diversity and human rights to my regional team and contributed to regular network events.Key achievements include leading the first assistant inspector induction in the region which established shared working practices and improved collaboration. I also led the team’s implementation of new planning software by providing teach-ins and support to inspection colleagues, which led to significant improvement in inspection planning.

I was responsible for Uro-Oncology waiting lists, working within the Department of Health’s policies and cancer delivery targets to provide high-quality service for patients. • Registered patients, coordinated surgery appointments, and updated databases. • Investigated performance and referral to treatment targets, compiled reports to service managers, actioned urgent cases in accordance with regulation.• Worked effectively with staff from range of professions, seniority and background. Key achievements include composing new guidance for standard operation procedure to allow an easier transition to new patient record software which helped minimise mistakes.

I was responsible for marketing translations and copy-editing material from English to Swedish for the Swedish market, further strengthening my eye for detail.

In a fast-paced, customer facing role I worked towards ambitious performance targets and dealt with a wide variety of customers, not seldom with challenging behaviours. • Handled incoming calls regarding numbers, contact details and other information with specific software systems such as OpenClient.• Performed telephone operations such as connecting calls, sending texts and emails.• I was promoted to work with customer service and manning outsourced switchboard connections (including taking accurate messages and arrange call-backs) for large companies and government agencies in addition to the other types of calls.

• For the student ages 6 to 11, I led classes (up to 30 children) or assisted a teacher, and for the higher grades, ages 12 to 16, I alone taught classes, sometimes planning the content of the lessons myself beforehand, other times I followed a plan the teacher had provided.• Oversaw after-school programs, supervised and arranged activities and excursions for the pupils.• Prepared material and communication method suitable for the age and skill levels.

I ran a blog focusing on student life in San Francisco to encourage Swedish students to study abroad. I answered email queries from prospective students who needed advice on how to pursue a higher degree in the US.

In a fast-paced, customer facing role I worked towards performance targets and customer service satisfaction. Key responsibilities• Handle incoming calls regarding numbers, contact details and other information with specific software systems such as OpenClient.• Telephone operations such as connecting calls, sending texts and emails;• Customer service and manning outsourced switchboard connections for large companies and government agencies.

This position taught me valuable administrative skills in a highly international setting where I learned how to successfully communicate with individuals from a wide variety of countries and cultures. Main responsibilities include:• Greet and direct visiting students in accordance with their needs and concerns;• Handle the office’s general communications with other offices on campus,government agencies, and current and prospective students, mostly via phone,fax and email;• Provide administrative assistance to the office’s advisors and otheradministrators;• Provide basic immigration advice for international students;• Administer smaller payments and make appointments;• Assist with American passport applications.

In a fast-paced, customer facing role I worked towards performance targets and customer service satisfaction. Key responsibilities• Handle incoming calls regarding numbers, contact details and other information with specific software systems such as OpenClient.• Telephone operations such as connecting calls, sending texts and emails;• Customer service and manning outsourced switchboard connections for large companies and government agencies.

Main responsibilities include:• Assign columns and guide and coach the staff writers;• Write the editorial in collaboration with the news editor and the editor-in-chief;• Attend weekly editorial meetings and bi-weekly staff meetings;• Plan upcoming issues;• Copy edit, page design and online publishing.

Main responsibilities include:• Manage the front-desk at one of the sections of the hospital, greet patients andvisitors and assist them with various concerns;• Communicate with other sections to book patients’ procedures and managepatient flow;• Administer confidential patient information;• Use various computer software to register patients.