Bimal Gorajia
About Bimal Gorajia
Bimal Gorajia is a Senior Marketing Designer and Creative Strategist currently working at The Morphy Project since 2021. With extensive experience in web design and marketing, he has held various positions at notable companies including MobilityWare, Google, and CareerBliss.
Work at MobilityWare
Bimal Gorajia has served as a Senior Marketing Designer at MobilityWare since 2015. In this role, he has been responsible for the art direction and management of partnerships with external vendors and agencies, particularly focusing on app icon and logo development. He has also been involved in the planning, strategy, and quality assurance of the corporate website content and development. His leadership included hiring and managing an in-house team of marketing artists from 2015 to 2017.
Current Role at The Morphy Project
Since 2021, Bimal Gorajia has worked at The Morphy Project, an ASO and growth agency, as a Creative Strategist and Investor. His role involves leveraging his design and marketing expertise to drive growth strategies for clients. His experience in marketing design supports his contributions to the agency's objectives.
Previous Experience at CareerBliss
Bimal Gorajia worked as a Senior Web Designer at CareerBliss from 2009 to 2013. During his four years at the company, he contributed to the design and development of web solutions that enhanced user experience and engagement. His role involved collaborating with various teams to ensure the delivery of high-quality web products.
Freelance Work at Google
In 2011, Bimal Gorajia worked as a freelancer for Google for a duration of 11 months. This experience allowed him to apply his design skills in a high-profile environment, contributing to projects that required innovative solutions and adherence to Google's standards.
Education and Early Career
Bimal Gorajia began his career as a Web Designer at California State University, Fullerton, from 2000 to 2001. He later held web design positions at Smith & Noble from 2004 to 2006 and UC Riverside from 2006 to 2008. These early roles provided foundational experience in web design and development, shaping his career trajectory in the digital design field.