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The Human-Centric Software Engineering research line investigates methods and tools that embed human values, ethics, and social sustainability into software systems, spanning value-centric design, responsible interaction, and inclusive digital governance.
Jhon Alexander García Camargo
This research line is situated at the intersection of software engineering (SE) and socio-technical systems. We focus on the design of socio-technical ecosystems for the public and private sector, developing methods and tools that ensure that software is not only technically robust, but ethically responsible, inclusive, and a catalyst for solving complex problems in contexts of high uncertainty.
Development of public systems that integrate human values (well-being, equity, and diversity) from the early phases of the software life cycle.
Advanced study for the mitigation of bias in digital platforms. We focus on interface transparency and the eradication of “dark patterns” to safeguard citizen autonomy.
Analysis of the impact of software on the social fabric, especially in peacebuilding and rural development scenarios, for example. We study the relationship between the technological artifact and local communities.
Research of inclusive Digital Transformation models through digital frameworks, ensuring that the modernization of the State does not deepen existing gaps.