Lithuanian public official, energy strategist, and defense executive specializing in national security, defense procurement, cybersecurity, energy infrastructure, and Baltic regional cooperation.
His executive and diplomatic career centers on serving as Deputy Minister of National Defence of the Republic of Lithuania, overseeing defense industry development, procurement, and cybersecurity policy. He previously served as Vice Minister of Energy, where he managed energy security, strategic infrastructure, oil and fuel policy, and nuclear energy, while representing Lithuania on the Governing Board of the International Energy Agency (IEA). His background in cross-border strategic infrastructure includes service as Energy Attaché and Deputy Energy Attaché at the Embassy of Lithuania in Poland (2017–2025), where he coordinated major regional projects including the Baltic power grid synchronization with Continental Europe and the GIPL gas interconnector. In 2025, he served as Adviser to the Prime Minister on Energy and Climate, leading working groups on offshore wind energy and national climate strategies.
He holds a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations and Political Science from the University of Warsaw, a Master’s degree in International Economics from the Warsaw School of Economics, and postgraduate qualifications in Offshore Wind Energy from Gdańsk University of Technology.