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Eirini Kalliamvakou

Staff Researcher @ GitHub

Eirini Kalliamvakou is a highly experienced professional who has a strong background in both academia and industry.

She holds a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Victoria, where she also served as a User Researcher - Postdoctoral and a Sessional Lecturer.

Eirini also completed an MSc in Decision Sciences, Management, e-Business from Athens University of Economics and Business, and a Bachelor's degree in Economics from Ethnikon kai Kapodistriakon Panepistimion Athinon.

Throughout her career, Eirini has held significant roles at top organizations, including GitHub and Microsoft.

At GitHub, she worked as a Staff Researcher, Senior Researcher, and Design Researcher III, showcasing her expertise in research and design.

Prior to GitHub, Eirini was a Design Researcher II at Microsoft, where she further honed her skills in the tech industry.

Her academic experience includes positions such as Research Assistant and Research Officer at Athens University of Economics and Business.

Eirini's diverse background demonstrates her proficiency in user research, design, and academia, making her a valuable asset in any organization.

Highlights

May 1 · linkedin

A new development environment is ostensibly a behavior change. We've thought long and hard about what an AI-native workflow should be, and the dev environment to house it. GitHub Copilot Workspace is our take, where AI is a thought partner supporting developers from the beginning of a task -- where developers tell us they struggle most -- all the way to submitting a pull request.

Task -> spec -> plan -> code, is a good candidate for a human-AI collaboration flow because it mirrors how developers organically work on complex tasks, and where they embrace more AI support that is steerable. Now, I can't wait to learn from how developers use Copilot Workspace, and to understand the impact they experience.

Feb 1 · linkedin

Being a guest on Abi Noda’s podcast was wonderful! We chatted about how AI coding assistance impacts developer productivity and happiness, how leaders should build business cases for AI tools, as well as what's to come with AI tools and how we might measure developer productivity in the future. Give it a listen and share your thoughts!

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Victoria, British Columbia, Canada