Chen Chang
About Chen Chang
Chen Chang is the Senior Director of Strategic Business Development at NI and the Compliance Workgroup Chair at OpenRF Consortium, with extensive experience in high-tech business growth and strategic market development.
Current Role at National Instruments
Chen Chang currently works at NI (National Instruments) as the Senior Director of Strategic Business Development. In this role, he focuses on accelerating growth in the semiconductor and electronics industry, specifically targeting 5G and 6G RF solutions. His experience and leadership are pivotal in driving high-tech innovative products and maintaining the company's competitive edge.
Leadership Role at OpenRF Consortium
Chen Chang serves as the Compliance Workgroup Chair at the OpenRF Consortium. His role involves overseeing compliance standards and ensuring that member companies adhere to the established guidelines. This position highlights his expertise and commitment to advancing wireless communication technologies.
Background and Experience in Strategic Business Development
Chen Chang has over 15 years of experience in driving high business growth in APAC and US markets. He has a strong background in strategic business development, particularly in the high-tech sector. His expertise spans semiconductor, wireless communication, and test equipment industries, making him a valuable asset in these fields.
Past Roles at National Instruments and BEEcube
Chen Chang has held several significant positions at NI (National Instruments) and BEEcube. At NI, he was the Strategic Business Development Director from 2018 to 2021 and the Strategic Market Development Principal for 5G & China from 2017 to 2018. Before his time at NI, he was the Founder and CEO of BEEcube, later acquired by NI, where he also served as General Manager and CTO. His leadership at BEEcube spanned nearly a decade.
Educational Background at UC Berkeley
Chen Chang completed his education at the University of California, Berkeley, where he earned a Ph.D. and an M.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences (EECS). He also holds a B.S. in EECS from the same institution. His educational foundation has been instrumental in his contributions to the high-tech industry.