ELLKAY Names Lucky Singh Chief Technology Officer

May 15, 2026
ELLKAY has appointed Lucky Singh as Chief Technology Officer to lead its technology and AI strategy, focusing on advancing healthcare data interoperability and intelligent automation.

ELLKAY has appointed Lucky Singh as Chief Technology Officer, announced in a press release. Singh will oversee the company's technology strategy and execution, with a focus on enhancing data interoperability across the healthcare sector.

In his new role, Singh will lead the technology organization and product architecture, expanding ELLKAY's automation and machine learning capabilities within its interoperability platform. He brings over two decades of experience developing cloud native SaaS platforms and automation systems in data intensive environments.

Before joining ELLKAY, Singh led software engineering at Inovalon and Workday, where he worked on platform modernization and enterprise intelligence initiatives. He holds an MBA, a Bachelor of Science in Engineering, and is an alumnus of the Wharton Chief Technology Program.

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