This content originally appeared on Freedom Scientific Blog and was authored by Shelly Klure
Our employee spotlight series is designed to connect with you, our readers, by sharing stories and experiences of employees throughout Vispero. This month, we got to know Kimberly Moore, Graphic Designer.
Kimberly is passionate about art, languages, and the amazing shark arch in the CSUN session room.
We chatted with Kimberly to learn how long she has been with Vispero, how she got started in graphic design, and the name of her cat.
Q&A with Kimberly
How long have you been with Vispero?
Kimberly: A little over 2 years.
What was your title/role when you started and what is it now?
K: Graphic Designer, still Graphic Designer
What initially drew you to your field, and how has that passion evolved over time?
K: I could draw before I could write my own name when I was little. I’ve always had an appreciation for expression through artistic mediums whether that be drawing, painting, music, or writing. Some of my favorite memories as a child were of my great aunt babysitting me. She always made sure I indulged in whatever artistic or crafty endeavor we could dream up together. However, only at the age of 29 did I finally decide to pursue a creative career as a real, viable career option and worked as a Creative Marketing Manager for a hospitality group for 10 years.
What recent accomplishment at work has you feeling most energized?
K: Bringing that big shark arch to life for CSUN.
Have you ever had to learn a new skill quickly to meet project demands? How did you manage?
K: I’m well versed in Adobe programs but haven’t really used Premiere or Audition often. When I was producing the short demo videos for some of the hardware products, I had the opportunity to dive into those rather quickly.
What are you most passionate about outside of work?
K: I love food and cooking. Food is culture and culture is food. Anytime I travel, you can bet I plan the trip mostly around food and food experiences.
Do you have any hidden talents or unique hobbies? Share them with us!
K: I drive a vintage 1973 Chevrolet C10 Pick-up truck which I inherited in 2017. My precious little black cat, Velina, rides with me, and yes, she actually enjoys it 90% of the time! I started car and leash training her at 13 weeks old. She loves going on walks! Also, I was a foreign language major in college, and I still love studying and practicing foreign languages – specifically Italian and Spanish. My opinion – we do not stress foreign language study and usage in this country enough. I wish I had more opportunities to practice them IRL, so instead I read books and consume content on social media to keep my brain fed by both languages.
If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go and why?
K: Italy is on the list sooner than later, but I’m weird and I like to do offbeat stuff sometimes. I’d like to go to Antarctica just to say I’ve been to Antarctica.
What’s your favorite aspect of our company culture?
K: Everyone is really collaborative.
What’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever received?
K: Pour into your own cup before you try to fill someone else’s.
You have a time machine! Would you travel to the past or the future, and why?
K: Neither. You can’t change the past, you only have right now, and only you can change the future. Time is not real.
This content originally appeared on Freedom Scientific Blog and was authored by Shelly Klure
Shelly Klure | Sciencx (2025-05-26T13:00:00+00:00) Employee Spotlight: Kimberly Moore’s Story. Retrieved from https://www.scien.cx/2025/05/26/employee-spotlight-kimberly-moores-story/
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