Carolyn Denomme Egelman
Carolyn is a quantitative user experience researcher on the Engineering Productivity Research team within Developer Infrastructure. The Engineering Productivity Research team brings a data-driven approach to business decisions around engineering productivity. They use a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods to triangulate on measuring productivity. She received her B.S. in Engineering Science & Mechanics from Penn State and her Ph.D. in Engineering & Public Policy from Carnegie Mellon.
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Measuring Developer Experience with a Longitudinal Survey
Jessica Lin
Jill Dicker
IEEE Software (2024)
Systemic Gender Inequities in Who Reviews Code
Emerson Murphy-Hill
Jill Dicker
Amber Horvath
Laurie R. Weingart
Nina Chen
Computer Supported Cooperative Work (2023) (to appear)
Detecting Interpersonal Conflict in Issues and Code Review: Cross Pollinating Open- and Closed-Source Approaches
Huilian Sophie Qiu
Bogdan Vasilescu
Christian Kästner
Emerson Rex Murphy-Hill
International Conference on Software Engineering: Software Engineering on Society (2022)
The Pushback Effects of Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Age in Code Review
Emerson Rex Murphy-Hill
Lan Cheng
Communications of the ACM, 65 (2022), 52–57
Engineering Impacts of Anonymous Author Code Review: A Field Experiment
Emerson Rex Murphy-Hill
Jill Dicker
Lan Cheng
Liz Kammer
Ben Holtz
Andrea Marie Knight Dolan
Transactions on Software Engineering (2021)
Enabling the Study of Software Development Behavior with Cross-Tool Logs
Ben Holtz
Edward K. Smith
Andrea Marie Knight Dolan
Elizabeth Kammer
Jillian Dicker
Caitlin Harrison Sadowski
Lan Cheng
Emerson Murphy-Hill
IEEE Software, Special Issue on Behavioral Science of Software Engineering (2020)
Predicting Developers’ Negative Feelings about Code Review
Emerson Murphy-Hill
Elizabeth Kammer
International Conference on Software Engineering (2020)
