Stephen Viller

Associate Professor Stephen Viller is a member of the Department of Computing at the University of Sydney. His research focuses on human-computer interaction, with an emphasis on understanding user behavior and designing systems that support meaningful interactions. Viller's work spans a wide range of topics, including domestic environments, digital health, and social computing. He has contributed to numerous academic publications and conferences, advancing the field through innovative methodologies and practical applications. His research often integrates qualitative and ethnographic approaches to better understand the social and cultural contexts of technology use.

Stephen Viller is a researcher in Interaction Design, Ubiquitous Computing, CSCW, and HCI. His work explores the intersection of social practices and technology design, with a focus on understanding how people interact with and adapt to digital systems in everyday contexts. Viller's research includes studies on requirements engineering, ethnographic methods, and the design of domestic and collaborative environments. His publications address challenges such as trust in IoT systems, requirements elicitation, and the usability of mobile communication tools. His contributions emphasize the importance of integrating human-centered insights into software development and design processes.