Ivan Mok is an American actor recognized for his work in television and voice acting. Born and raised in the San Gabriel Valley of Southern California, he is a first-generation American of Chinese and Vietnamese descent. He developed an interest in performing at a young age and later graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a Bachelor of Arts degree.

While Mok is known for his on-camera roles in series such as The Americans and Young Sheldon, he has also built a significant career in voice acting. A prominent example of his anime voice work is the lead role of Cherry in the 2021 Netflix film Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop. In the English-language dub of this feature, Mok provides the voice for Yui Sakura, a shy teenager known by his friends as Cherry who communicates through haiku poetry. This performance is a central piece of his voice acting filmography.

Beyond this specific role, Mok's voice acting credits are extensive. He has provided voices for more than twenty dubbed titles across major streaming platforms, including Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and Amazon Prime. His vocal range, as indicated by his professional profile, spans from child to senior characters, allowing him to take on a variety of roles in animation, video games, and other media. His work in dubbing for these major services represents a substantial portion of his professional activity, contributing to the accessibility of international content for English-speaking audiences. He continues to be active as an actor in both voice and on-screen productions.