Andronik is a researcher, editor, and historian based in Russia. He holds a Master's degree with distinction in Applied Historical Analytics from Tomsk State University, where his thesis examined U.S. public diplomacy in Armenia (2013–2023), and is currently a PhD candidate in the History of International Relations.

He serves as an editor and contributor at the Armenian Museum of Moscow, where he writes on Armenian history, culture and diaspora identity. His work spans interviews with historians and writers, analytical essays, and cultural criticism, much of it drawing on sources in Armenian and English rarely accessible to Russian-language audiences. He is also a columnist at Entente Foundation, a think tank focused on U.S., French and Russian geopolitics, and co-director of the American Studies Center at Tomsk State University.