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Katherine Torres is a Special Education Teacher at NYC Public Schools. She possess expertise in social media, facebook, event planning, microsoft office, public relations and 43 more skills. She is proficient in Spanish. Colleagues describe her as "Kat has a miraculous, logic-defying ability to stay abreast of a whole spreadsheet's worth of projects. As the resource manager for our Digital Development team, she somehow manages to keep track of every single one of our projects (and we have many), including, but most definitely not limited to, their timelines, milestones, progress, and assigned developer. When she is not in the office, her absence is strongly felt as we all feel like we are missing our sidekick and a vital source of information--our team just doesn't run as smoothly. She has a natural talent for project management--and I don't just mean project management as a field of profession, but also the getting-things-done in general. Moreover, Kat has a demonstrated willingness to learn as she always seeks to understand more about web/digital development (even at the code level), and UX design and research. She is an indispensable member of our team, one that any team would be lucky to have (and should recruit), and they would be stronger, more efficient, because of her." and "I had the pleasure of working with Katherine for over a year at Harrison and Star. She did a great job running the digital studio and always offered to help any team member. She went above and beyond to help the project management team as well. Katherine skillfully manages the most challenging studio requests. She does a great job calling out issues to the development team and works with them to come up with the best possible solutions. She does a great job communicating with the project management team and always keeps a positive attitude. Katherine is very eager to learn new things and always finding ways to improve the digital studio process. Katherine would be an asset to any team."

Listed skills include Social Media, Facebook, Event Planning, Microsoft Office, and 44 others.