
She holds a master's degree in law and has worked in public administration since 2006, beginning her professional career in the Legal Department of what was then the Ministry of the Interior and Administration, and later taking part in the establishment of the Ministry of Administration and Digitization. In 2010 she received a civil service appointment, and the following year she completed her legislative traineeship, earning a diploma in legislative drafting. In 2018, she became head of the Telecommunications Department at the Ministry of Digital Affairs. Most recently, she served as Deputy Director of the President's Office at the Office of Electronic Communications (UKE), where her responsibilities included coordinating several organizational units on projects financed under Poland's National Recovery Plan (KPO) and the European Funds for Digital Development (FERC). She has also worked with industry associations of telecommunications companies on the development of broadband networks.