Juliane Siegeris

Juliane Siegeris is a Professor of Computer Science in the field of Software Engineering at the Berlin University of Applied Sciences (HTW), where she has taught since 2010. She is renowned for founding and leading the women's degree program in Computer Science and Business Administration, and for initiating the PROFIT mentoring program in 2012 to support female students in IT careers. Since 2020, she has been a board member of the Einstein Center Digital Future.

• Education: Studied Computer Science at Humboldt University of Berlin; earned a doctorate from Technical University of Berlin (TU).

Research Interests focus on software engineering, workflow modeling, and addressing gender disparities in STEM. She has pioneered single-sex education initiatives and explored digital participation frameworks.

Publications highlight interdisciplinary work blending technical rigor with social innovation, particularly in workflow model compositions and gender-sensitive educational strategies.

Awards:

• 2021: Exhibition panel in 'Berlin – Capital of Female Scientists'.

Leadership and Advocacy: Siegeris has consistently advocated for practical training in academia and co-developed the women's bachelor program at HTW Berlin, emphasizing hands-on learning and industry alignment.

Labs and Collaborations: She contributes to the Einstein Center Digital Future, advancing research at the intersection of technology and societal impact.