Program synthesis is often called the “holy grail” of computer science, as it enables users to refrain from error-prone software development process and focus on only analyzing the intended behavior of the system. Thus, program synthesis exhibits its power in automatic generation of intricate and complex parts of a system as well as in repetitive programming tasks, and bringing the power of programming to the average computer user who may not possess sophisticated programming skills. A particular area where program synthesis can play a central role is in distributed systems due to their inherent complex nature. This talk will present our recent results and breakthroughs in synthesizing parameterized distributed self-stabilizing algorithms.