Experience

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  Service & retail sector

  Jan 2003 - Apr 2009

  Diverse work experience, mainly within the service and retail sector

  Diverse employment history, mainly within the service and retail sector such as: • Bartending in various establishments (domestic and abroad - service sector).• Floor Staff at numerous Night Clubs (service sector).• Elgiganten - Sales Floor Employee (retail sector). • Hostel Employee (service sector).• Dagli' Brugsen - Front End Employee (retail sector).• BR-Legetøj - Cleaning Employee (retail sector).• Super Best (Strandberg) - Bottle Sorting & Shopping Cart Removing Employee (retail sector). Show less

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  Den kongelige livgarde

  Apr 2009 - Nov 2012

  The Infantry is the main land combat force and backbone of the The Royal Danish Army. They are responsible for defending the country against any threat by land, as well as capturing, destroying and repelling enemy ground forces in any Theater of War.• Perform as a member of a fire team during drills and combat.• Aid in the mobilization of vehicles, troops and weaponry. Furthermore operate tracked and wheeled vehicles over various terrain and collect data to classify routes, tunnels and bridges.• Assessing the need for and directing supporting fire.• Operate two-way radios and signal equipment to relay battle orders and establish and maintain tactical and operational communications to report information on terrain, weather and enemy.• Process prisoners of war/captured documents and assist in reconnaissance missions.• Use, maintain and store combat weapons (e.g., rifles, machine guns, fragmentation mines, etc.).• Secure and prepare ammunition, communication equipment and weapon station on vehicles.• Load and fire guns.• Read maps, compasses and battle plans, while performing navigation during combat.• Placing explosives, carry out minesweeping activities and performing Counter-IED efforts on land.(Sourced: The Danish Defence & army.mil) Show less The Infantry is the main land combat force and backbone of the The Royal Danish Army. They are responsible for defending the country against any threat by land, as well as capturing, destroying and repelling enemy ground forces in any Theater of War.• Perform as a member of a fire team during drills and combat.• Aid in the mobilization of vehicles, troops and weaponry. Furthermore operate tracked and wheeled vehicles over various terrain and collect data to classify routes, tunnels and bridges.• Assessing the need for and directing supporting fire.• Operate two-way radios and signal equipment to relay battle orders and establish and maintain tactical and operational communications to report information on terrain, weather and enemy.• Process prisoners of war/captured documents and assist in reconnaissance missions.• Use, maintain and store combat weapons (e.g., rifles, machine guns, fragmentation mines, etc.).• Secure and prepare ammunition, communication equipment and weapon station on vehicles.• Load and fire guns.• Read maps, compasses and battle plans, while performing navigation during combat.• Placing explosives, carry out minesweeping activities and performing Counter-IED efforts on land.(Sourced: The Danish Defence & army.mil) Show less The Royal Guard provides a permanent guard at the Amalienborg Palace, Kastellet (part of the old fortification of Copenhagen), Rosenborg Castle/garrison of the Royal Life Guards in Copenhagen and the garrison of Høvelte. On occasions guard is kept at Fredensborg Palace, Marselisborg Palace, Gråsten Palace, Christiansborg Palace and other locations inside the Danish realm.Beside the permanent guard assignment, The Royal Life Guards also serves as ceremonial troops who are trained to be involved in any Royal or State ceremonial tasks.(Sourced: The Danish Defence & army.mil) Show less The Infantry is the main land combat force and backbone of the The Royal Danish Army. They are responsible for defending the country against any threat by land, as well as capturing, destroying and repelling enemy ground forces in any Theater of War.The Conscript receive basic military training, which gives them the ability to operate in teams of approximately ten in a combat environment. They also acquire skills that will enable them to support the emergency services and contribute to the overall defence operations.(Sourced: The Danish Defence & army.mil) Show less

  • Private First Class in the Royal Life Guards

    Jun 2012 - Nov 2012

  • Private E-2 (PV2) in the Royal Life Guards

    Jun 2010 - Jun 2012

  • Private E-1 (PVT) in the Royal Life Guards

    Nov 2009 - Jun 2010

  • Royal Guard in the Royal Life Guards

    Jul 2009 - Nov 2009

  • Conscript in the Royal Life Guards

    Apr 2009 - Jul 2009
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  Isaf

  Jul 2010 - Feb 2011

  Heavy machine gunner / field radio operator (the royal life guards)

  The Danish ISAF Team 10 (Campaign Phase: Consolidation III)The Infantry is the main land combat force and backbone of the The Royal Danish Army. They are responsible for defending the country against any threat by land, as well as capturing, destroying and repelling enemy ground forces in any Theater of War.• Perform as a member of a fire team during drills and combat.• Aid in the mobilization of vehicles, troops and weaponry. Furthermore operate tracked and wheeled vehicles over various terrain and collect data to classify routes, tunnels and bridges.• Assessing the need for and directing supporting fire.• Operate two-way radios and signal equipment to relay battle orders and establish and maintain tactical and operational communications to report information on terrain, weather and enemy.• Process prisoners of war/captured documents and assist in reconnaissance missions.• Use, maintain and store combat weapons (e.g., rifles, machine guns, fragmentation mines, etc.).• Secure and prepare ammunition, communication equipment and weapon station on vehicles.• Load and fire guns.• Read maps, compasses and battle plans, while performing navigation during combat.• Placing explosives, carry out minesweeping activities and performing Counter-IED efforts on land.(Sourced: The Danish Defence & army.mil) Show less

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  Forsvaret

  Nov 2012 - Sept 2015

  Overall mission of the Danish Armed Forces​:"By being able to fight and win, Danish service men and women promote peaceful and democratic development in the world and a secure society in Denmark."​This mission is our fundamental task and our raison d'être, to which we all make a contribution.The mission names Danish service men and women in order to emphasise the special role of the Armed Forces, and that we must all, as military personnel or civilians, contribute to the core task - that soldiers must fight and win. Fighting and winning requires us to master many different tasks and roles. We can win in battle, but we can also win "hearts and minds"​.The Armed Forces contribute to a safe society in Denmark by taking on and executing both national and international operations.The training structure of the Army.The Army comprises soldiers at three different levels of training - Conscripts, Soldiers on a Reaction Force Contract and Professional Combat Soldiers:Conscripts undergo the Army's basic training programme. They receive basic military training, which gives them the ability to operate in teams of approximately ten in a combat environment. They also acquire skills that will enable them to support the emergency services and contribute to the overall defence operations.The Army Reaction Force trains soldiers for international missions. For eight months, the soldiers train and prepare for the role they are to play in Afghanistan or Iraq, for example, after which they are deployed on six-months Combat Deployments.After the soldiers have served an accomplished tour of duty abroad, they have two options. They can continue to serve as professional soldiers in the Army's operational units, or they can leave the Armed Forces. The professional soldiers can, at short notice, be deployed in international operations. Professional soldiers are normally deployed in international operations once every three years.(Sourced: The Danish Defence & army.mil) Show less The Infantry is the main land combat force and backbone of the The Royal Danish Army. They are responsible for defending the country against any threat by land, as well as capturing, destroying and repelling enemy ground forces in any Theater of War.The professional combat soldiers of The Guard Hussar Regiment, also serve at the Sovereign’sdisposal. These assignments consist of providing a Dismounted Guard for the Queen in The Guard Huassar Regiment's Full Dress Uniform. These assignments are in connection with Royal and State events such as: foreign state visits, the New Years Levee, weddings, jubilees, birthdays, etc.• Perform as a member of a fire team during drills and combat.• Aid in the mobilization of vehicles, troops and weaponry. Furthermore operate tracked and wheeled vehicles over various terrain and collect data to classify routes, tunnels and bridges.• Assessing the need for and directing supporting fire.• Operate two-way radios and signal equipment to relay battle orders and establish and maintain tactical and operational communications to report information on terrain, weather and enemy.• Process prisoners of war/captured documents and assist in reconnaissance missions.• Use, maintain and store combat weapons (e.g., rifles, machine guns, fragmentation mines, etc.).• Secure and prepare ammunition, communication equipment and weapon station on vehicles.• Load and fire guns.• Read maps, compasses and battle plans, while performing navigation during combat.• Placing explosives, carry out minesweeping activities and performing Counter-IED efforts on land.(Sourced: The Danish Defence & army.mil) Show less

  • Military Service - Lance Corporal in the Royal Danish Army

    Apr 2009 - Sept 2015

  • Private First Class in The Guard Hussar Regiment

    Nov 2012 - Jun 2014
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  Isaf

  Jul 2013 - Feb 2014

  Field radio operator / heavy machine gunner (the guard hussar regiment)

  The Danish ISAF Team 16 (Campaign Phase: Transition I)The Infantry is the main land combat force and backbone of the The Royal Danish Army. They are responsible for defending the country against any threat by land, as well as capturing, destroying and repelling enemy ground forces in any Theater of War.• Perform as a member of a fire team during drills and combat.• Aid in the mobilization of vehicles, troops and weaponry. Furthermore operate tracked and wheeled vehicles over various terrain and collect data to classify routes, tunnels and bridges.• Assessing the need for and directing supporting fire.• Operate two-way radios and signal equipment to relay battle orders and establish and maintain tactical and operational communications to report information on terrain, weather and enemy.• Process prisoners of war/captured documents and assist in reconnaissance missions.• Use, maintain and store combat weapons (e.g., rifles, machine guns, fragmentation mines, etc.).• Secure and prepare ammunition, communication equipment and weapon station on vehicles.• Load and fire guns.• Read maps, compasses and battle plans, while performing navigation during combat.• Placing explosives, carry out minesweeping activities and performing Counter-IED efforts on land.(Sourced: The Danish Defence & army.mil) Show less

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  Forsvarsministeriets materiel- og indkøbsstyrelse

  Sept 2015 - Aug 2017

  Stud.scient.pol. (student employee)- danish ministry of defence acquisition & logistics organization

  The Danish Ministry of Defence's Acquisition and Logistics Organization (DALO), is the specialized matériel centre and logistics authority of The Danish Ministry of Defence. The organization acquires, maintains, develops and phase out materiel capacities and ensures provisions in due time for The Danish Ministry of Defence's national and international operations.DALO administers a budget of approximately 7 billion DKK of the total defence budget. This amount is used to provide efficient support primarily to international operations and operational units.DALO has approximately 2400 employees. The headquarters is situated in Ballerup near Copenhagen.(Sourced: The Danish Defence & army.mil) Show less

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  Københavns universitet - university of copenhagen

  Dec 2018 - Aug 2020

  Graduate teaching assistant/ assistant teacher/ instructor in ‘international relations’

  Assistant Teacher/Graduate Teaching Assistant/Instructor in 'International Relations' for 45 Political Science undergraduate students (about 200 students in total) over a two-year period . I taught under the supervision of Professor Ole Wæver.I taught four full courses (7.5 ECTS each) in International Relations at the university over a 2 year period. Each of these having a curriculum consisting of about 1000 pages (4000 pages total). My classes followed the main lectures given by the professors.By teaching this wealth of material, I have greatly increased my communicative skills and my ability to message complex information in a precise and understandable manner.• Collaboration and coordination: developing the teaching material in close collaboration with professors and other TAs• Analytical skills: Introducing International Relation theories that spands across the entire spectrum of philosophies of science's and applying them to historical, and current, issues relating to IR.• Communication: dissemination of highly complex information in a clear and concisely manner. On a personal level, I've had great experiences in giving my presentations and engaging with my students.• Helping students through the writing process: Part of being a TA is to help students become more successful when they are writing their IR exam paper. I provided feedback directly to the students through the entire writing process of their paper. I furthermore encouraged drafts and peer response groups and offered writing conferences. • This IR course gives the student insight and methods for analyzing how the international system's structures and processes sets the framework for societal developments, and under which conditions actors behave in the international system. It also gives an overview of IR's central theories, concepts and policy areas that give the student tools to analyze international structures, institutions, processes and actors.(Sourced: University of Copenhagen) Show less

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  Forsvaret

  Jan 2019 - Jul 2019

  Stud.scient.pol. (intern)

  Internship at the Joint Operations Staff - Defence Command Denmark (Operationsstaben, Forsvarskommandoen).• Was part of the team which handles the policy and planning tasks in relation to the Danish Armed Forces' various national and international operations.• Serving and advising the Ministry of Defense staff, and the Chief of Defense, regarding the opportunities for deployments of danish military capacities.Defence Command Denmark is the supreme military command authority of the Armed Forces. The Joint Operations Staff plans for and employs the capabilities of the Danish armed forces for the benefit of Denmark. Both nationally and internationally(Sourced: The Danish Defence) Show less

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  Royal danish defence college

  Jan 2020 - Jul 2020

  Stud.scient.pol. (intern)

  Internship at the Institute for Strategy. • Versed in Strategic processes, Hybrid conflict, Security policy, International Law and Strategic Cross-Culture, including Complexity- and Cyber-Strategy. • Primary projects were working on the future development and application of military strategic capabilities, including the future use of special forces. I also worked on developing strategies, and programes, to handle the COVID-19 situation and how best to prepare for the next global pandemic outbreak.The institute is the main research unit in the study of strategy, conflict analysis, international law and security policy in the Danish Defence. The Institute for Strategy researches and teaches the military strategic conditions and options of the Danish Defence.The Institute’s focal points in terms of research are:• Military strategy, strategy process, alliances, States of power and strategical culture including complex strategy and cyber strategy.• Different conflict types and dynamics, symmetrical and asymmetrical threats towards Denmark and Danish interest and the strategic responses to those.• The use and development of new Danish military capacities, including Special operation Forces.• Develop strategies and programmes to handle the COVID-19 outbreak and to prepare for a future pandemic.(Sourced: The Danish Defence) Show less

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  Beredskabsstyrelsen

  Aug 2020 - Nov 2020

  Frontline staff at covid-19 test center

  Was part of the unit from the Danish Emergency Management Agency that helped to support, and facilitate, the COVID-19 test strategy for the general public in the Copenhagen capital region.

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  Centre for military studies, department of political science, university of copenhagen

  Nov 2020 - Apr 2021

  Research assistant

  • Specialized in Public Organization, Governance & Management, as well as Public Value Creation. Used for policy- and management-recommendations.• Worked on a broad spectrum of different projects focusing on policy-relevant research and research-based information and innovation, that help identify strategic options for DK’s Defence and Security policy in a globalized world.• Participated as a project member in the project-teams and contributes to the idea-, production-, and launch-phase, when CMS was doing its major analyzes. Responsible for organizing seminars, workshops, and conferences at CMS.The Centre for Military Studies focuses on the following research areas:• The Arctic, Global Commons and Maritime Strategy• Small State Strategy, European Armed Forces in a time of Austerity and the Danish Defence Model• The Use and Utility of Force in Future OperationsThe Centre for Military Studies is a university research centre focusing on policy-relevant research and research-based information and innovation that identify options for Denmark’s defence and security policy in a globalised world. Research at the Centre is thus a means to identify policy options in a complex, interconnected security environment. We work closely with the Danish Ministry of Defence, the Danish Armed Forces and the political level to investigate issues and develop ideas and options.The Centre seeks to bridge the inherently global nature of security issues and security actors and the national Danish foreign, security and defence policy discourse. It does so by utilising Scandinavian traditions for a meaningful dialogue between industry, civil-society, parliament, officials and the armed forces. The Centre is a go-to-place for dialogue and policy-options. The Centre harnesses concepts, trends and evidence into tools for understanding and acting on Danish defence and security issues.(SOURCED: University of Copenhagen website). Show less

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  24syv

  Sept 2022 - Mar 2024

  Radioshow-host & radioproducer

  - Radio-Host & Producer on ’NAJNE-NUL Podcast’ at Radio24syv.- ‘NAJNE-NUL Podcast’ has been selected as part of Radio24syv's Talent Lineup 2022/2023.- This soldier-oriented podcast is a unique and independent True-War program unlike any other.- The show seeks and strives to create a platform and an outlet for the broader Danish military community.

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  Espergærde gymnasium

  Dec 2022 - Apr 2023

  Gymnasielærer i samfundsfag a- & b-niveau (vikariat)

  * Underviste flere klasser på tværs af årgange. Eleven var altid i centrum. Jeg søgte at udfordre, og tilskynde, de unge til at udnytte deres fulde potentiale.* Tilrettelagde og gennemførte en reflekteret undervisning med høj faglig og pædagogisk kvalitet, samt fokus på nærvær, så alle elever løftede sig fagligt.* Arbejdede selvstændigt med undervisnings-kerneopgaven & samtidig indgik jeg i tværfaglige, projektorganiseret, digitale og sociale samvirker i perioder.