Kimberly Wilky🇨🇦
Senior Design Manager at Cloud Imperium Games
About Kimberly Wilky
Senior Design Manager at Cloud Imperium Games
Hi, I'm Kimberly! I’m currently Lead Product Designer - Design System at Cloud Imperium Games, where I focus on leading and shaping the Star Citizen Multi-Products Design System. Overseeing the entire design system, I manage its vision, development, and implementation across the platform, ensuring consistency and scalability for our digital products.
Previously, I was the Senior Design Manager for the Platform team, responsible for the Web Ecosystem—which included internal tools, web pages, web apps, and the game launcher. In that role, I helped streamline design processes, manage a talented design team, and establish the foundation of the design system we use today.
With over 10 years of experience in the digital field, I’ve gained expertise across various areas, including UX Design, Product Design, Design Systems, Product Ownership, and Management. With all my past experience cumulated, I can help you with: Design systems Product Design Design Management Design Ops Product Management
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Sessions with Kimberly Wilky
- Learn or get help about Design Systems (30 min): Learn or get help about Design Systems
What mentees say
“We had a good overall discussion on how Design systems work, the day-to-day responsibilities and she really helped me understand the depth and what it means to be a design systems designer. Found it really interesting. Good one!”
“I had a great discussion with Kimberly about new approaches to the design system, both at a small and large scale, and how it can evolve from design, development, and business perspectives. I learned a lot from her experience and left the conversation really inspired and satisfied.”
“Kimberly has extensive design system expertise. I contacted her to find out how to create and test colors with the aim of redesigning the primary colors of my design system. I had all my answers within the first few minutes, and she went further, sharing her best practices and pitfalls to avoid, as well as how to approach the same issue based on the maturity level of her design system and how to…”