She spent nearly half of her forty years of public service as a statistician at the Central Statistical Office. She worked about the annual documents for the statistical registration and data provision of housing construction and housing closures. She organized the data provision processes, developed the methodology for data processing, and prepared official quarterly reports based on the collected data. She designed the individual pages of the annual housing statistical yearbooks, which contained print-ready tables produced using computer technology based on database data. She conducted on-site inspections in cooperation with the employees of the regional directorates of the Central Statistical Office and prepared a national summary report on the experiences. As an employee of the Headquarters of Hungarian Post, which also has authority, she participated in the trial operation of the national unified legal information system (JIR).Based on her experiences she developed a proposal and then a task plan for the computerized information system of postal rules. Later, she made a proposal for the necessary transformation of the statistical data provision procedure of the Budapest City Mayor’s Office. She participated in solving the deregulation tasks of the Office’s legal predecessor the Budapest Metropolitan Council, and in compiling the proposals. She participated of the task force investigating the corruption scandal that came to light at the Budapest Municipality.

For most of her career she played a significant role in National Assembly of Republic of Hungary, giving information for the members of the Parliament, establishment and development of the Parliamentary Information System (PAIR). She provided answers for the MPs, mainly to their questions related to legislation and the rules of parliamentary work, primarly on current and past events in daily parliamentary work, and then – as head of the information department – she organized the updating and development of the MP’s and documents registration systems and also performed the professional coordination of legislative IT tasks. Under her leadership, the procedure and information system for informing members of the Parliament were developed, including also the legislative statistics systems. For nearly 10 years before her retirement, she also managed the processing of annual budget bills and the modifying proposals to them in a special IT system independent from the PAIR system.

For her decades of public service and for developing and leading the information system of the Parliament, the President of the Republic awarded her the Knight’s Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Hungary in 2009.)