Filip Křenek is a Research Fellow at the EUROPEUM Institute focusing on European economy, industry, trade, EU budget, competitiveness, and climate policy.

He currently works as an independent analyst and consultant specializing in economic security and supply chain resilience. Between 2024 and 2026, he worked at EUROPEUM as an Analyst and Project coordinator in the Green Europe team, where he focused primarily on strategic industrial sectors, including automotive, clean tech, steelmaking, and critical raw materials. He gained experience in European affairs during his time at the European Commission, where he worked since 2018 in the Directorates-General for Competition, Trade, and Regional and Urban Policy.

In 2023, he completed the James S. Denton Fellowship under the auspices of the Centre for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) in Washington, DC, which focused on strengthening security cooperation between the United States and Central and Eastern Europe. In 2026, he participated in the Taiwan-US-Europe Policy Program (TUPP), organized by the German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMFUS), dedicated to the strategic importance of Taiwan, security in the Indo-Pacific, and their implications for European and transatlantic policy.

He studied Economic Policy and Media Studies and Journalism at Masaryk University and worked briefly as a reporter for Czech Television during his studies.