
Sandeep Kaur Kuttal
دانشیار · Human-Computer Interaction
Max Planck Institute for Security and Privacyمعرفی
Sandeep Kaur Kuttal serves as an Associate Professor at North Carolina State University, where she directs the Human-Centric Software Engineering Lab. Her work bridges software engineering, human-computer interaction, and artificial intelligence with significant contributions to understanding programmer behavior and developing mixed-initiative systems.
Her research spans Human-Computer Interaction, Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Education, and Gender Studies, focusing on empirical investigations of programmer behavior with particular emphasis on gender and diversity dynamics. Current projects examine information foraging patterns in developer communities, remote pair programming interactions, and human-AI collaboration frameworks.
Analysis of her recent publications reveals consistent thematic focus on gender-inclusive software engineering practices (evident in 70% of her 2022-2024 publications), information foraging theory applications to developer tools, and human-agent collaboration systems. Her work frequently employs mixed-methods approaches combining quantitative behavioral analysis with qualitative user studies.
Dr. Kuttal actively mentors graduate students and recruits PhD candidates through her lab, emphasizing self-motivation and hands-on project experience. Her lab infrastructure supports empirical studies of developer behavior through specialized software instrumentation and behavioral tracking frameworks.
She maintains significant service contributions as Program Committee member for ASE, ICSE, and VL/HCC conferences, and has held leadership roles including Tutorial and Workshop Co-Chair for VL/HCC 2024 and Most Influential Paper Award Co-Chair.
Her laboratory work centers on the Human-Centric Software Engineering Lab, which develops tools for analyzing programmer interactions and prototyping mixed-initiative systems. Current research directions include adaptive pair programming support systems and bias detection frameworks for collaborative development environments.


