Jang Ye-na, also known by the stage name Jang Ye-na and formerly as Jang Min-ji, is a South Korean voice actress born on November 27, 1995. She has built a career primarily dubbing animated series and films into Korean, with a range of credits spanning various genres and international co-productions.

Her portfolio includes significant work in major global franchises. She is known for providing the Korean voices for several of the main character Go's Pokémon in the series Pokémon Journeys: The Series. Her roles in the show include Go's Aceburn, Go's Hibunny, Go's Rabbifoot, and Go's Rotom Phone, as well as the characters Hibana and Kikuna. Jang Ye-na has also contributed her voice to other high-profile international animations. She voiced Uta in the Korean dub of the anime film Bubble and played Suzune in the stop-motion series Rilakkuma's Theme Park Adventure. Her work extends to the Star Wars universe, where she voiced the character Ara in the "Journey to the Dark Head" episode of Star Wars: Visions Volume 2, produced by the renowned South Korean animation studio Studio Mir.

Beyond these works, Jang Ye-na has an extensive list of voice credits in various animated productions. She voiced the character Jun Grant in the 2023 series Metal Cardbot and played Song Jin-woo in the 2025 project Dragon Girl Problem. Her other notable roles include Lalaping, Maid, and Stickping in Heartsping: Teenieping of Love (2024), and Baby Shark in Pinkfong Sing-Along Movie 3: Catch the Gingerbread Man (2023). Earlier in her career, she voiced Windy in Super Dino (2022) and Lalaping and Maya in Catch! Teenieping (2020). She has also been heard as Matilda in the Korean version of Angry Birds: Summer Madness and as Sammy Gutierrez in Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous, as well as providing the voice for Squid Ink Cookie in the video game Cookie Run: Kingdom. Through these performances, Jang Ye-na has established herself as a versatile presence in the Korean voice acting industry.