Aliyah Gibbs

The entry-level software engineering market is in a state of "Systemic Shock." Graduates are entering a workforce where AI has fundamentally rewritten the rules of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), yet they are still being trained on a legacy syllabus. While the industry is flooded with AI-generated code, a critical tension has emerged: Nearly 50% of developers do not trust the code AI produces. This trust gap is well-founded. Unchecked AI output is currently generating millions of dollars in Technical Debt, creating architectural collapses that will haunt enterprises for the next decade. In this proprietary session, Aliyah Gibbs—a Fortune 100 leader currently directing a 60,000+ AI-assisted coding initiative—moves past academic theory to reveal the operational reality of engineering in 2026. This is not a "how-to-prompt" workshop; it is a strategic briefing on how to survive the automation of the industry by becoming the "Architect" the market desperately needs.