András has extensive work experience in the energy industry and policy making. He studied engineering management at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, and political science at the Milton Friedman University. He is Deputy Director at CFPA a Budapest based non-partisan political think tank since 2009. He worked in high level advisory positions for various companies in the energy industry, ranging from oil and gas to nuclear. In the public and government sector he has worked in advisory positions for the Government of Hungary ranging from energy policy to geopolitics. He is a member of the Hungarian Atlantic Council. In recent years he has been actively involved in gas and power origination, energy infrastructure development and business development in the Western Balkans.