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)
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
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)
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)
