Jon Wiley

I've designed things that saved you time. Texan. Occasional Kiwi. CO2 age 331.

Jon Wiley is a product and design leader with 25 years of experience designing and building world-changing products and leading high-impact teams. Since 2022 he's led product design teams for Wearables at Meta across AI, media, inputs, design systems, and core UX for products like Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses and Orion AR glasses.

Prior to Meta, Jon was Senior Director for Ambient Computing at Google where he was responsible for driving the vision of ambient and ubiquitous computing throughout the company. In addition to Ambient Computing, Jon was also the User Experience (UX) Domain Lead across Google, overseeing UX productivity, tools, product excellence, and development velocity.

Jon joined Google in 2006. He was the first designer for Google Autocomplete (predictive search queries), and led the Search design team through three redesigns, the transition from desktop to mobile, and the addition of new features such as the Knowledge Graph and the Assistant. Jon is a co-founder of Material Design, Google's design language for all applications and the Android platform.

In 2014, Jon co-founded the Google AR/VR team, leading design, and shipped Google Cardboard, Daydream, Tilt Brush, JUMP, Expeditions, Earth VR, ARCore, Poly, Blocks, VR180, Playground, and more. Under Jon's design leadership the team won numerous awards, including the Lumiere Century, Cannes Lion (Gold and Silver), IF Design, Red Dot, UX Awards (Gold and Silver), Proto, and MWC Global.

Jon is a native of Austin, where he received a degree in theatre from the University of Texas. While performing improv and sketch comedy on Austin's famous Sixth Street he honed his web design skills. Eventually that paid the bills better than comedy.