Anting Chen🇺🇸
Staff UX Researcher at Google
About Anting Chen
Staff UX Researcher at Google
I am a Staff UX Researcher at Google, where I specialize in building the research strategy for complex, emerging ecosystems. Currently, I lead research for emerging ad verticals in Google’s enterprise ads team, helping teams translate high-ambiguity technical concepts into multi-billion dollar business strategies.
My journey hasn't been linear. With a background spanning Child Development Psychology, Google Assistant (VUI), Search, Ed-Tech, and Ads, I view technology through a cross-disciplinary lens.
Beyond the craft, my true passion lies in empowering early-to-mid-career women to take up space and drive real impact in the tech industry. I know firsthand that moving from a contributor to a leader role requires more than just technical skills - it requires the confidence to navigate complex organizations and the courage to advocate for your vision.
I am here to help you bridge that gap. Whether you are looking to break through a career plateau, navigate the unwritten rules of stakeholder influence, or simply find your authentic voice in a male-dominated room, let’s work together to turn your unique perspective into your competitive advantage.
Expertise
Sessions with Anting Chen
- Mentorship Session (30 min): Mentorship session
What mentees say
“Anting is approachable, knowledgeable, and inspiring. She listened thoughtfully to my questions and offered valuable advice on both my work and career. I enjoyed learning from her experiences and perspectives, and I deeply appreciate the wisdom and encouragement she shared!”
“I’m grateful to Anting for such a thoughtful and practical session. She listened carefully, quickly understood what I was struggling with, and gave me very specific advice on how to strengthen and simplify my case study. I especially appreciated how sharp she was at seeing what actually matters to an interviewer, while also being really encouraging.”
“Anting was very kind and easy to talk to. I really appreciated how openly she shared her experience and gave practical advice on thinking through career growth and navigating career decisions.”