Andrea Arcuri

Professor Andrea Arcuri is a leading academic in software engineering at Kristiania University College (formerly Westerdals), Oslo, where he has been a full-time Professor since October 2016 and leads the AISE (Automated Intelligent Software Engineering) lab. Additionally, he holds a part-time Adjunct Professor position at Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet) since 2020.

His research interests revolve around Automated Software Testing and Search-based Software Engineering, with a focus on tools like EvoMaster (for system-level testing) and EvoSuite (for Java unit testing). His work integrates testing, security, and development practices for enterprise systems, particularly using SpringBoot, Kotlin, and Docker technologies.

He has contributed to open-source educational materials on enterprise development, testing, and security, including courses PG5100 and PG6100 at Kristiania University College. His publications emphasize practical applications, such as cloud deployment, microservice architectures, and secure coding practices.

Notable awards include:

• ACM SIGSOFT Impact Paper Award (2023)
• ICST 10-Year Most Influential Paper (2022)
• ICSE 10-Year Most Influential Paper (2021)
• Best Paper Awards at SSBSE (2017, 2015)
• IEEE Software Award (2017)
• ACM Distinguished Paper Awards (ASE 2015, ISSTA 2010)
• Best PhD Paper at SBST (2008)

Professor Arcuri supervises PhD candidates and postdocs in automated testing and software quality, while actively serving on program committees for top journals and conferences. He advocates for hands-on learning through his open-source educational repository, which emphasizes Docker integration and practical examples for enterprise systems.