Jessica Gee, also credited as Jessica Gee-George, is an American voice actor with a career spanning several decades, beginning when she started voiceover classes at the age of fifteen. Her extensive body of work encompasses anime series, feature films, and video games, establishing her as a veteran in the field of English dubbing.

Born on December 17, 1965, in Santa Monica, California, Gee graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara, with a degree in Communications, Italian, and Sociology, and later earned a master's degree in Counseling Psychology from Ryokan College. Her entry into voice acting was driven by an early passion for performance, leading her to a long and prolific career.

Gee's anime credits are numerous and varied. Among her noted roles are Kiriko Takana in Kanokon: The Girl Who Cried Fox, Himiko in Mazinkaiser SKL, and Takashina in De:vadasy. She also provided the voice of the character Pururin and a character named Michael in the series Prigorota: Uchū no Yūjō Daibōken. Her work spans classic and contemporary titles, including providing additional voices for the English adaptation of the seminal film Akira, and roles in series such as Di Gi Charat as the titular character Dejiko,.hack//sign, Fafner in the Azure, and Kyo Kara Maoh. She has also voiced Big G's Mom in the English adaptation of Doraemon and various villainesses in Sailor Moon Crystal.

Beyond anime, Jessica Gee has an extensive portfolio in animation and video games. She is well-known to gamers for her role as Zhu Rong in the Dynasty Warriors and Warriors Orochi series. Other notable game credits include Sakura Ogami in Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, as well as roles in Diablo III, Saints Row: The Third, and multiple installments of the Final Fantasy franchise. Her work in animation includes films like Space Chimps, Fly Me to the Moon, and various entries in The Land Before Time series.

In addition to her on-microphone work, Gee has also been involved in voice direction and casting for numerous projects. She is married to fellow voice actor Grant George, with whom she has frequently collaborated on various dubs, including Kanokon and Mazinkaiser SKL.