Monika is a Polish attorney-at-law and legal advisor specializing in the law of modern technologies, digital governance, and the regulatory frameworks of digital transformation. She serves as Deputy Director at the Department of Digital Transformation at the Ministry of Digital Affairs, where she contributes to shaping legal and policy solutions supporting the development of digital public services and the responsible use of emerging technologies in public administration.

She is the author of numerous books and professional publications devoted to technology law, including issues related to digitalization of public administration, intellectual property, and the legal aspects of innovative technologies. Monika Małowiecka is also a recognized trainer and speaker, delivering specialized trainings and lectures on the legal and regulatory challenges of digital transformation and the information society.

Throughout her professional career, she has collaborated with the presidents (mayors) of the twelve largest Polish cities, supporting initiatives related to smart cities, digital governance, and the implementation of modern technological solutions in the public sector.
Combining legal expertise with practical experience in public policy and digital innovation, she actively contributes to national discussions on the future of technology regulation and the development of a modern digital state.