Gang’s involvement in the Enspire Arts program began in 2023 when his daughter Emily became an Art Ambassador for the program. He observed the growth in Emily both musically and in leadership skills, as well as the positive impacts to many people in the Clark County community. The inspiration continued as his son Daniel also became an Art Ambassador the following year. Such inspiration eventually led him to become a board member in 2025.
Gang is married with three children. He believes that it’s more blessed to give than receive. He is grateful for what he receives and is willing to give back to the community. He is an active member of the church and part of its children and young people service group. In Camas, he routinely volunteers for both middle and high school Science Olympiad teams, as a mentor, tests writer, events supervisor, donor and chaperone for travels etc. He is also a regular volunteer and donor to several musical organizations both local and remote.
Gang received his PhD degree from Rutgers University and was trained in electrical engineering. His tenure in the semiconductor industry focuses on research and development of new technologies for intelligent power and sensing chips for automotive, industrial and A.I. He is the manager of a memory and device group. He has published 30 peer-reviewed papers that have been cited more than 700 times.