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cs.SE2026

The Role of LLMs in Collaborative Software Design

Victoria Jackson, Yoonha Cha, Rafael Prikladnicki +1

While much prior work examines Large Language Models (LLMs) for solo development tasks (e.g., coding), far less is known about how LLMs shape collaborative group work in software e…

cs.SE2025

"Game Changer" or "Overenthusiastic Drunk Acquaintance"? Generative AI Use by Blind and Low Vision Software Professionals in the Workplace

Yoonha Cha, Victoria Jackson, Lauren Shu +2

The software development workplace poses numerous technical and collaborative accessibility challenges for blind and low vision software professionals (BLVSPs). Though Generative A…

cs.SE2025

Creative Problem-Solving: A Study with Blind and Low Vision Software Professionals

Karina Kohl, Yoonha Cha, Victoria Jackson +3

Background: Software engineering requires both technical skills and creative problem-solving. Blind and low-vision software professionals (BLVSPs) encounter numerous workplace chal…

cs.SE202511 cited

The Dilemma of Building Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Solutions for Workplace Accessibility

Yoonha Cha, Victoria Jackson, Karina Kohl +3

Existing commercial and in-house software development tools are often inaccessible to Blind and Low Vision Software Professionals (BLVSPs), hindering their participation and career…

cs.SE202414 cited

Understanding the Career Mobility of Blind and Low Vision Software Professionals

Yoonha Cha, Victoria Jackson, Isabela Figueira +2

Context: Scholars in the software engineering (SE) research community have investigated career advancement in the software industry. Research topics have included how individual an…