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Wendi Chiong
Research @ Salesforce | Gender Equity Advocate
Wendi Chiong
Wendi Chiong is a Product Strategy & UX leader with over a decade of experience in roles at companies like Airtable, Uber, and in health tech.1 She is currently a Research Principal (Architect) at Salesforce.1
Key Facts
- Former roles: Research Manager at Airtable, UX Research Team Lead at Uber, UX Researcher at iRhythm Technologies1
- Expertise: User experience (UX), customer needs research, product strategy, international expansion, marketplace dynamics, organizational workflows, data products1
- Education: MBA
- Volunteer roles: Board Member at UC Berkeley Haas School of Business, Co-Organizer of Design Thinking DC1
Wendi is passionate about building better products and services that help people on important problems. She enjoys working with smart, kind, thoughtful, and passionate teams.1 Her work combines UX research, MBA-level analytical thinking, and a focus on supporting her colleagues.1
Highlights
I'm very excited to share that my team at Salesforce is hiring for a new researcher in India!
Salesforce's Field Service product is an exciting business that is growing fast within Salesforce, tackling tough real-world problems of how companies deliver in-person service to customers, and -- most importantly -- is filled with amazing product, UX, and other colleagues who have tons of HEART and show up to support their fellow colleagues. Biggest plus -- you get to work with and learn from amazing leaders like Jenny Smith, Beena Prabhu, Chris Battles, and Adrian Rapp... leaders I feel really lucky to have the opportunity to work with.
If you are passionate about leading research that shapes strong product roadmaps and are GREAT at stakeholder partnership and collaboration -- we would love for you to apply!
Note: This role is India-based, in order to support our growing international team. If you have contacts or colleagues based in India who you think would be a good fit, please do share with them.
This month I started a new role on the Research & Insights team at Salesforce. It's my first time returning to (paid) work since becoming a parent. (Ah if we haven't caught up in a while, an update -- there is a new person in my life! His name is Sam. He is jolly and mischievous and giggly. I hope you get to meet him sometime. 😁)
I am excited to join the stellar Research & Insights and Field Service teams at Salesforce, and I feel grateful to work for a company that strongly supports working parents. It has been a journey to get here, and I look forward to this new chapter. Thank you to the many friends, mentors, and colleagues who have supported me along the way. ❤️
