Zaillah Rufus G
About Zaillah Rufus G
Zaillah Rufus G is a Senior Graphic Artist currently working at BibleProject since 2020. With a background in graphic design and content creation, he has previously held positions at various organizations, including XLenz and Best Approach Publications.
Current Role at BibleProject
Zaillah Rufus G serves as a Senior Graphic Artist at BibleProject, a position held since 2020. In this role, Zaillah contributes to the visual storytelling and design elements of the organization's projects. BibleProject focuses on creating animated videos and resources that explore the narrative of the Bible, aiming to make biblical content accessible to a wider audience.
Previous Experience in Graphic Design
Prior to joining BibleProject, Zaillah worked in various graphic design roles. At Best Approach Publications, Zaillah served as a Graphic Designer from 2017 to 2018 for one year. Additionally, Zaillah worked as a Creative Visualizer at XLenz for seven months in 2019 and as a Graphic Designer and Camp Manager at Leo & Mike for one month in the same year. These roles contributed to the development of Zaillah's design skills and experience in visual communication.
Creative Content Writing Background
In 2018, Zaillah worked as a Creative Content Writer at Desee Art for three months in the Hyderabad Area, India. This role involved creating engaging content that complemented visual designs, enhancing the overall impact of the projects. This experience added a diverse skill set to Zaillah's professional background.
Educational Qualifications
Zaillah Rufus G completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Applied Art & Visual Communication at Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University from 2015 to 2019. Prior to this, Zaillah attended St. Pius X High School from 2000 to 2010 and later studied at St. Anns College for Women, achieving a High School certificate in Science from 2012 to 2014. Zaillah also pursued a Bachelor of Science in Applied Nutrition & Public Health at St Ann's Degree College For Women for one year in 2014-2015.