One thing that pleasantly surprised me is how “nerdy” people are here. It’s a group of curious minds who love diving deep into complex problems and finding solutions together.
Working for meaningful change
I find it exciting to work in the fields of energy transition and the green transition, tackling tough, complex questions such as: “how do we actually succeed in transforming our society and what does it really take to achieve that?” I enjoy diving deep into concrete challenges and scenarios, exploring how to make the transition work in practice. It's especially rewarding to contribute to the broader societal conversation.
Recently, I helped write a report on Denmark’s competitiveness, which felt meaningful - being part of work that aims to keep Denmark a great place to live. I also appreciate that we have the opportunity to leverage the Firm’s resources and expertise to produce high-quality work.
Office Culture
What truly sets the culture apart is the people. I work with brilliant, driven, and passionate colleagues, and I learn so much from them every day. It’s inspiring to be part of a team where everyone is deeply engaged and wants to succeed together. Teamwork isn’t just something we talk about – it’s something we actively live out in the way we support and rely on each other. That sense of support and collaboration is something I really value. And I think that's a really great environment to be part of.
One thing that pleasantly surprised me is how “nerdy” people are here. It’s a group of curious minds who love diving deep into complex problems and finding solutions together. And because much of what we work on doesn’t have a clear answer - if it did, we wouldn’t be hired - it makes the work intellectually rewarding. It’s challenging, but that’s what makes it fun.
Education
University of Copenhagen
Msc, Political Science
College of Europe
Msc, European Politics and Governance Studies
University of Copenhagen
BSc, Political science