Rudolph Thibbles
About Rudolph Thibbles
Rudolph Thibbles is a Quality Services Specialist at Ingram Content Group in Melbourne, Australia, with extensive experience in both traditional and digital printing technologies.
Current Position at Ingram Content Group
Rudolph Thibbles is currently employed at Ingram Content Group in Melbourne, Australia, where he holds the title of Quality Services Specialist. He focuses on ensuring the quality of services and products, leveraging his extensive experience in the printing and content management industry.
Previous Roles at Lightning Source and Ingram Content Group
Rudolph Thibbles has significant experience working at Lightning Source and Ingram Content Group. From 2011 to 2017, he served in various roles, including Production Technician and Management Specialist, at both companies in Melbourne, Australia. His responsibilities during this period involved multiple aspects of production and quality management, enhancing his expertise in both traditional and digital printing technologies.
Experience at Pic Press and E Letter
Before joining Lightning Source and Ingram Content Group, Rudolph Thibbles worked at Pic Press as a Team Leader and HP Indigo 5000 Operator from 2009 to 2011 in Breaside. Additionally, he was employed at E Letter (Australia Post) in 2009 for 8 months in Footscray as a Xerox IGen 3 Digital Printer, specializing in special tasks job processing, proofing, and PMS colour matching.
Early Career at Digital Logic and Other Companies
Early in his career, Rudolph Thibbles gained a wealth of experience across several companies. He worked at Digital Logic from 2005 to 2009 in Moorabbin, specializing in Heidelberg QMDI 46 Offset and digital printing with Xerox IGen 3. Prior to that, he was with COMPLETE COLOUR PRINTING as a Printer from 2004 to 2009 and NGV Adbiz Pty Ltd as an Offset Printer and Team Leader from 2001 to 2003.
Education in Printing Technology
Rudolph Thibbles holds a Diploma in Printing Technology from the Salesian Institute of Graphic Arts, obtained after three years of study from 1983 to 1986. His education covered various printing methods, including offset and letterpress, providing him with a solid foundation in the field. He also attended St. Patricks Anglo-Indian Higher Secondary School.