Stephanie Lin is Miss Asian America 2015. She is also a proud Bay Area native, video games and ukulele enthusiast, and UC Berkeley grad (Go Bears!).

Stephanie is known as one of the first product marketing specialists in the mobile games and start-up space. She previously drove brand story and product management at ngmoco (acquired by DeNA) and Chartboost, and now also manages the LucasFilm marketing relationship at Kabam. In addition, Stephanie actively advocates programs that support Women in STEM. Stephanie has served as judge and mentor with several gaming organizations, including Girls Make Games, a program that empowers young girls with tools to build fully functional games in under 3 weeks. She has also organized the SF Global Game Jam and the AAMA Gaming Conference.

Stephanie is a big proponent of community service and Asian American cultural awareness. During her stint as President of the Taiwanese American Professionals, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, Stephanie tripled membership numbers and finances to support scholarships for Asian American youth and other non-profit initiatives. She is also an organizer of the annual Taiwanese American Cultural festival, the largest event of its kind on the west coast.

Prior to life in tech, Stephanie reported and produced for WNBC-TV in New York. She started her career as a production assistant at ABC 20/20, where she worked alongside Diane Sawyer, John Stossel and Jim Avila to produce long-form magazine stories for nationwide broadcast.