Stephanie Castro

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About Stephanie Castro

I am a passionate and driven Psychology student at the National College of Ireland, with a deep interest in understanding human behaviour. With a strong foundation in cognitive and behavioural analysis, ethical compliance, and statistical research, I am eager to apply my knowledge in my work experience, where I can contribute to fostering engagement, enhancing relationships dynamics, and supporting the community well-being. My ability to analyse behaviour, communicate effectively, and resolve challenges allows me to bring a unique perspective to any team. Throughout my career, I have gained valuable experience working in dynamic and fast-paced environments, developing strong interpersonal, problem-solving, and adaptability skills. Currently, as a Resettlement Administrator at Peter McVerry Trust, I support individuals in need by coordinating housing services, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to promote well-being and social integration. My previous roles at Infosys Limited, The Walt Disney Company, Club Med, and even the Summer Olympic Games have strengthened my ability to provide outstanding customer service, manage high-pressure situations, and work effectively with people from diverse backgrounds. Fluent in English, Portuguese, and with some French, and Spanish, I have always valued the power of communication in connecting with others, understanding their needs, and creating meaningful solutions. I am also highly proficient in Microsoft Office, Salesforce, statistical research, and report writing, equipping me with both the technical and analytical skills needed to thrive in the workplace. With full work authorisation in Ireland, I am actively looking to connect with professionals in community development fields, exchange insights, and explore opportunities where I can contribute, grow, and make a real impact. I believe in the importance of empathy, teamwork, and continuous learning, and I am always open to new challenges that allow me to expand my skills and make a difference.