Andrew Taylor
Andrew Taylor has been appointed chief technology officer of McKinney-based Selerix, a provider of cloud-based benefits administration and communications solutions, bringing with him 25 years of experience in the technology sector.
“We’re thrilled to welcome Andrew to our team as we work to enhance our leading platform and offer a seamless, comprehensive SaaS benefits solution for both employees and employers,” CEO Tim Pratte said in a statement. “Andrew’s forward-thinking and people-first approach—ranging from AI expertise to creating best-in-class client experiences—will continue to set Selerix apart in the benefits solutions industry. With his strong background in data and analytics and proven track record of driving operational excellence, Andrew is ideally positioned to advance our vision and deliver smarter solutions for our customers.”
Selerix said that Taylor has significant expertise in transforming organizations, driving innovation, and scaling enterprise solutions, and as CTO, he will focus on helping advance Selerix’s long-term strategy, support its continued growth and industry leadership, and facilitate the ongoing integrations of SyncStream Solutions and The Benefits eXpert (TBX).
Before Selerix, Taylor led the Healthcare Navigation and Platform Engineering teams at Alight Solutions. Before that, he was vice president of engineering at Compass Professional Health Solutions, where he played a crucial role in expanding the company’s development team and leading key technological advancements to better serve current and prospective customers.
“Joining Selerix is an exciting opportunity to help build on the success of a platform trusted by more than 14 million employees and 25,000 companies around the world,” Taylor said. “I look forward to working closely with Tim and the talented Selerix team to unlock new ways to deliver the best possible experiences and solutions for the individuals we serve.”
Selerix said it is trusted by brokers, carriers, and more than 25,000 employer groups serving 14 million enrollees and is committed to making benefits administration seamless and effective for employees and employers alike.
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