The slash entrepreneur Angie Chang shares her career path and her efforts in creating a positive female working environment in the tech industry.

Starting her journey as a web designer in high school and later transitioning into a social welfare student at UC Berkeley, Angie Chang explored many different career opportunities during her youth. Following these experiences, she started her first engineering job at a venture-funded startup in Palo Alto, California. She’s since gained experience in a number of different roles, from engineering to product management and business development.

In 2008, Angie co-founded Women 2.0 and Girl Geek X, both of which aim to create connections between women and technology. She also started hosting Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners at tech companies like Google and Facebook to further the connections and opportunities she is creating for women in technology. ···