Hoping to spark an insightful discussion on the how advances in AI will impact the demand for entry-level software engineers, and the nature of that job.
Some prompts to consider:
1. If you work in software engineering, what changes are you observing today, either to the SWE job itself, and/or to demand for entry-level SWE roles?
2. How do you see the entry-level SWE job evolving in 1, 2 and 3 years? Fewer/no roles? Different job description? Something else?
3. How will the pace of change vary across industries? E.g. I imagine SWE at Google is quite different from SWE at Liberty Mutual.
Please consider stating your current role and/or any experiences that have shaped your perspective (e.g. "Engineering leader at a Fortune 500 non-tech company", "recent CS grad", "AI researcher", etc.)
Some prompts to consider:
1. If you work in software engineering, what changes are you observing today, either to the SWE job itself, and/or to demand for entry-level SWE roles?
2. How do you see the entry-level SWE job evolving in 1, 2 and 3 years? Fewer/no roles? Different job description? Something else?
3. How will the pace of change vary across industries? E.g. I imagine SWE at Google is quite different from SWE at Liberty Mutual.
Please consider stating your current role and/or any experiences that have shaped your perspective (e.g. "Engineering leader at a Fortune 500 non-tech company", "recent CS grad", "AI researcher", etc.)