New York, New York

Hello,

I'm Ricardo Clarke

I’m a business & data analyst based in New York City. I love open collaboration on projects and creating new and interesting things!

In my free time, I enjoy building FPV drones, play basketball, and cycling! I also enjoy music production and collaborating with friends in creating new tunes!

A little about me

Thanks for stopping by! 👋🏽 I am motivated by data visualization and using data as a tool to make operations more efficient. I prefer to use Python and JavaScript with Sheets for analysis but I also have experience with R. For visualizations I use Tableau or Looker.

I've worked with top companies like Uber and Coinbase working on projects using data to systematize operations, and analyze their datasets. I'm always looking to strengthen my knowledge, as such I have completed the Google Data Science , and the Data Analytics General Assembly courses where I explored the core aspects of data science.

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Tableau Visualization

Alphabet Champions

A brief analysis into the Boxing Champions of the four major boxing sanctioning bodies (WBA,WBC,WBO, and the IBF) also known as the 'Alphabet Soup'. Using BigQuery and a Jupyter notebook I process over 500,000+ rows of boxing data from 1962-2020, it is then visualized with Tableau.

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Python Analysis

Netflix User Data Analysis

A project to analyze how Netflix user ratings relate to box office results. This repo contains a Jupyter Notebook that processes, analyzes, and visualizes streaming metadeta dataset containing 100,000 user records.

Google Sheets Applications

Data Cleaner

Although I prefer to use python for data pre-processing, I enjoy building simple apps in google sheets for tasks like these.

Here is a simple multi-functional data cleaning app that can color code duplicate entries, remove blank rows, and more using Google Sheets and JavaScript.

Google Sheets Applications

Token Portfolio Tracker

A portfolio token tracker that tracks real-time token prices, and other metrics from CoinMarketCap using native formulas.