About me

After a decade of globetrotting journalism, Dominique Meury (née Fong) currently works at Google, where she uses her writing background to help train gen AI models on health data for the Fitbit mobile app.

Prior to tech, Dominique was a journalist for 10+ years. She reported for The Oregonian, The Desert Sun, and The Wall Street Journal in China. She covered financial markets for real-time newswires from Hong Kong, as well as China’s property market frenzies, rising debt load, and urban development plans from Beijing.

In 2019, she traveled the world for six months, writing travel essays about the places she visited, including more than a dozen countries like Indonesia, Senegal, and Croatia, before returning home to California. Later that year, she joined 23andMe to develop content strategies for genetic health reports.

At Google, she is now helping to train large language models to find and explain noteworthy insights and trends in your personal health and wellness data at Fitbit using friendly, empathetic, and accurate language.

In her spare time, she writes fictional short stories and is working on her debut novel about the Chinese railroad workers who built America’s transcontinental railroad.

Photos by Rafaella Pedroso

Awards & Recognition


Finalist, Editor’s Award for Fiction

The Florida Review

2024

Fellow, George R.R. Martin Summer Intensive Writing Workshop

Northwestern University

2025