Taylor Andrews completed a dual-master's degree program jointly offered by MIT's School of Engineering and MIT's Sloan School of Management created for engineering industry leaders. After earning an M.S. in both Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS), and in System Design and Management (SDM), Taylor has teaching interests in improving the ethics and safety of cyber-physical software systems and engineering processes in the era of Artificial Intelligence. 

Taylor has industry and academic experience across areas including Systems Software, Cloud Computing, Cybersecurity, System Dynamics, Systems Engineering, and Systems Architecture. At MIT, Taylor worked as a Research Assistant in Cybersecurity at MIT Sloan's group to complete his thesis focused on improving safety of sociotechnical cyber-physical energy delivery systems. Taylor also worked as a Teaching Assistant in the School of Engineering and developed new curriculum as part of a collaboration between EECS and MIT's Music Department. He also was President of MIT Sloan's Systems Thinking Club, where he coordinated industry networking events and system dynamics speaker events.

Taylor Andrews also brings hardware-level software engineering experience after working as a Senior Member of Technical Staff in VMware's Virtual Machine Monitor team. VMware's Monitor team is responsible for architecting and implementing the virtual CPU and memory hardware platform used to create modern Virtual Machines. VMware's advanced virtualization platform technology powers the largest scale software-defined datacenters and organizations across public, private, and government sectors. 

Before VMware and MIT, Taylor Andrews graduated from WPI with a B.S. in Computer Science and a Minor in Music with highest distinction honors.