I am a PhD candidate in Economics at BI Norwegian Business School, on the 2026–27 academic job market. I study political selection: who reaches office and what the law they write contains. My work links large-scale administrative and court records to the full population of politicians and uses large language models to read legislation at scale. In my job market paper, I show that Norwegian governments adopt about two-thirds of the legislation their expert commissions draft, but tend to rewrite it to widen their own discretion. My research is forthcoming in the American Political Science Review.
My supervisors are Jon H. Fiva (main) and Henrik Sigstad.
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