Andie Huang is a Lecturer at Massey University at HEBUT program. She completed her Bachelor’s degree at Capital Normal University in Beijing, China, before moving to Canada for her Master’s degree at Queen’s University, where she worked under the supervision … Continued
We are thrilled to announce the first SINZ discussion panel. The goal of the SINZ Panel Series is to bring the SINZ community together to have meaningful discussions about Software Engineering in a light-hearted manner. Think of it as the … Continued
The Software Innovation New Zealand (SINZ) Workshop will be held on Monday 22nd in the University of Canterbury. This year’s edition features an industry panel which is open to every SINZ member via the following Teams link: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/45373852991009?p=raVNl1wb7cjpekvuIf. The panel … Continued
Several Software Innovation New Zealand members recently participated in the Australian Summer School in Software Engineering (OzSE 2026) held in Melbourne. The event brought together researchers and practitioners to discuss emerging topics in software engineering, including AI systems, testing, and … Continued
Mathieu is a Lecturer in the department of Computer Science and Software Engineering at University of Canterbury. While doing a BSc in mathematics, he became a research intern in a software engineering lab, which sparked his interest for the field. … Continued
We are proud to congratulate our Software Innovation New Zealand members — Professor Stephen G. MacDonell, Associate Professor Jens Dietrich, Associate Professor Kelly Blincoe, Dr Valerio Terragni, and Dr Elliott Wen — for being awarded a MBIE Endeavour Fund Research … Continued
Recently in Calgary, Canada, an international panel brought together leading academics to discuss one of the most pressing questions in higher education today: How should we teach engineering in a world shaped by Large Language Models (LLMs)? The conversation explored … Continued
ICSME 2025, held in Auckland, New Zealand from 7–12 September, was a remarkable gathering of researchers and practitioners in software maintenance and evolution. The conference featured a rich program of keynotes, research presentations, tool demonstrations, industry sessions, and the doctoral … Continued
We’re thrilled to celebrate one of our Software Innovation New Zealand members, Prof. Ewan Tempero, on his well-deserved promotion to the rank of Professor at the University of Auckland. To mark this achievement, Ewan will deliver his Inaugural Professorial Lecture … Continued
The International Conference on Software Maintenance and Evolution (ICSME 2025) is seeking enthusiastic student volunteers to assist in making the conference a success. This is an excellent opportunity to engage with the software engineering community, gain valuable experience, and expand … Continued