Jingya Chen is a Senior Designer and HCI researcher with nine years of experience designing human-centered AI, multimodal interaction, and XR-driven experiences, currently shaping generative and agentic AI at Microsoft’s Office of the Chief Scientist. She bridges research and product: her academic work includes UIST and CSCW publications on conversational, privacy-preserving, and multimodal interfaces from Carnegie Mellon, and she has led design for large-scale educational Unity projects at MIT. Known for combining rigorous user studies and rapid prototyping, she has driven cross-disciplinary collaborations from embodied social assistants to multi-agent tooling. Based in Seattle, she pairs a technical foundation from Carnegie Mellon and Tsinghua with a pragmatic focus on responsible AI and measurable user impact.
9 years of coding experience
Bachelor, Automobile Engineering, Bachelor, Automobile Engineering at Tsinghua University
Master's degree, Entertainment Technology, Computer Science, Master's degree, Entertainment Technology, Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University
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