Enikő graduated as a Mathematician from Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest. After two years teaching at the Budapest University of Technology, she worked for different IT companies for many years (mainly on IBM system AS/400). During that time, her special interest was endocrinology and its impact on general health, a field in which she conducted research and made interesting findings. In 2011, she started teaching again, and for two years supervised students specialising in mathematics at the University of Cambridge. She was a teaching associate in applied mathematics at St Johns College, supervising first year applied maths subjects, and third year subjects in Stochastic Financial Models and Coding and Cryptography. In 2014, she started PhD studies in mathematics (Probability Theory and Statistics) at Eötvös Loránd University. Since 2013, she has also been teaching Probability Theory at the Budapest University of Technology.