Jonathan Paradiso

I'm a curious person who found their passion in problem solving and then finally discovered data analytics and visualization. I always try to look for new projects and resources to better myself and my skills. I want data to be apart of my journey in my career and I'm excited to use this platform to share my projects with those who visit. I believe that with determination, drive and hustle, anyone can obtain the skills necessary to finish any task within data analytics and data science.

I earned my Data Analytics and Visualization Certification from Rutgers Data Science Certification Program through Rutgers University in August 2018. And I also obtained Bachelors of Science in Business Adminstration from Rutgers University.

A few of my projects


Tableau Visualizations

My public site that have several of my visualizations on Tableau

US NOAA made with Leaflet

Visualization of the GeoJSON Earthquake data.

Using the USGS GeoJSON I mapped the last 7 days of US earthquake data using JavaScript and Leaflet.

US earthquake made with Leaflet

Web Scraping for Mars Facts

Using Pandas/Jupyter Notebook, BeautifulSoup, Splinter, Flask and MongoDB I scraped various websites to obtain data on Mars

Planet mars website

Visualization of the weather across the world.

Using Citypy and the OpenWeatherMap API to visualize the weather of 500+ cities across the world.

Climate analysis

Pennsylvania: 911 Call Analysis

Using data from Kaggle, I created a project that plotted the highest areas of 911 calls and used Pandas for splitting, cleaning and morphing my data.

News outlet Tweets

Yelp Reviews: Natural Language Processing

Used NLP and Scikit-Learn libraries were used in order to do our analysis with two different models to see how accurate reviews were based on the amount of text present.

Austin 311 analysis