Winter Scarlett
About Winter Scarlett
Winter Scarlett is a Project Manager with extensive experience in various organizations, including The New York Times and New York University. She has a background in User Experience Design and has worked in both hybrid and on-site environments.
Work at The New York Times
Winter Scarlett has held multiple roles at The New York Times. She served as an Associate Project Manager from 2020 to 2021 for a duration of seven months. Following this position, she transitioned to the role of Project Manager in 2021, where she has been working for three years in a hybrid capacity. Her responsibilities in these roles have involved overseeing various projects and ensuring their successful execution within the organization.
Previous Experience in Project Management
Before joining The New York Times, Winter Scarlett worked as a Project Manager at New York University from 2019 to 2020 for one year in a hybrid setting. She also held a Project Manager position at CUNY School of Professional Studies for five months in 2019, where she worked on-site. Additionally, she was a Project Manager at Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights from 2018 to 2019 for one year, contributing to projects in a hybrid environment.
Education and Expertise
Winter Scarlett has pursued education in user experience design at General Assembly, where she completed the User Experience Design Immersive program starting in 2016. She also studied at The City University of New York, which has contributed to her knowledge and skills in project management and design.
Background
Winter Scarlett has a diverse background in project management across various organizations. Her experience spans educational institutions and human rights organizations, allowing her to develop a comprehensive understanding of project dynamics in different settings. This varied experience has equipped her with the skills necessary to manage projects effectively in both hybrid and on-site environments.