Caroline Lemieux is a postdoctoral researcher at Microsoft Research, and will be starting as an Assistant Professor at UBC in Fall 2022. Her research interests center around improving the correctness and reliability of software systems by developing automated methods for engineering tasks such as testing, debugging, and comprehension. Her work on fuzz testing has been awarded an ACM SIGSOFT Distinguished Paper Award, Distinguished Artifact Award, Tool Demonstration Award, and Best Paper Award (Industry Track). She completed her PhD at UC Berkeley, advised by Koushik Sen; there, she was the recipient of a Berkeley Fellowship for Graduate Study, and a Google PhD Fellowship in Programming Technologies and Software Engineering. She received her B.Sc. in Computer Science and Mathematics at the University of British Columbia, where she won the Governor General’s Silver Medal in Science, awarded to the undergraduate student with highest standing in the Faculty of Science.