MAKING DATA FUN AGAIN SINCE TUESDAY

Transforming complex data into actionable insights with precision and clarity.

At Treacy Analytics, we turn your confusing spreadsheets into actionable insights using Python, SQL, and data visualization tools. Because let's face it, nobody wants to stare at Excel all day.

Python

SQL

Pandas

Visualization

Retrieved data from the USDA API using Python (while drinking coffee), wrangled it into BigQuery (while questioning my life choices), and visualized in Looker Studio (because Excel charts make me cry). All part of a full-stack data engineering project that took way longer than I'll admit on my invoice.

Full Disclosure

While this website is mostly for show (and giggles), I do offer actual data analytics, data engineering, and web development services. Yes, all these are stock photos, and no, I don't have a team of data scientists - it's just me, one person with a laptop and an unhealthy relationship with Python, SQL, and data visualization tools. The humor is free, the expertise is real.

SERVICES

I do the data thing so you don't have to.

(By "our" I mean "my" - there's no team, just me wearing different hats. Sometimes literally.)

Business Intelligence

I turn your "What the heck is happening?" into "Aha! Now I get it!" with fancy charts that actually make sense using Power BI, Tableau, and custom Python dashboards.

Predictive Analytics

I'm like a fortune teller, but with algorithms instead of crystal balls. Using Python, scikit-learn, and TensorFlow to predict trends. And I'm usually right.

Database Solutions

I'll wrangle your messy data into submission with SQL wizardry, database optimization, and ETL processes that actually work. PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server - I speak their languages.

Data Engineering

I'll build your data pipelines, automate your ETL processes, and make your data flow smoother than a corporate expense approval for "team building" drinks.

Web Development

Need a dashboard, data portal, or analytics website? I can build that too. Just don't ask me to make it "pop" or we'll need to have a serious talk.

Data Therapy

I'll sit with your data and ask how it feels, where the pain points are, and why it refuses to cooperate with your pivot tables. No actual therapy license, just a lot of patience and coffee.

TECH STACK

The digital tools I use to turn your data nightmares into sweet dreams

(And yes, I actually know how to use all of these, unlike that one person on your team who claims to be "proficient in Excel" but still uses VLOOKUP instead of INDEX-MATCH)

Full Disclosure: While I've listed every tool I've ever touched (as is data professional tradition), I primarily use Python, SQL, and a few visualization libraries. I've technically used R and Tableau, but only when forced to at gunpoint by previous employers. I'll use Tableau if I absolutely have to, but I'll complain about it the entire time. Let's be honest - nobody needs ALL these tools.

Programming

Python
My digital Swiss Army knife
R
I used it once in 2018, but it's on my resume
JavaScript
For interactive visualizations
Bash/Shell
For looking like a hacker in movies

Databases

PostgreSQL
My database of choice
MySQL
The classic
SQL Server
For enterprise clients
SQLite
For when I'm feeling lightweight

Data Science

Pandas
Not the black and white bears
NumPy
For when math needs to go fast
scikit-learn
Making ML less scary
TensorFlow
For when I want to feel inadequate

Visualization

Tableau
I'll use it if there's absolutely no other option
Power BI
Microsoft's answer to everything
Matplotlib
When I need to customize everything
D3.js
For showing off

Cloud & DevOps

AWS
Because I enjoy complex billing
Docker
"It works on my machine" no more
Git
Saving me from myself daily
CI/CD
Automating my job security

Software Development

Flask/Django
Python web frameworks
React
For interactive dashboards
API Development
RESTful and GraphQL
Testing
Because bugs are embarrassing

Nerd Alert: Yes, I've listed all these technologies like every other data professional on LinkedIn. No, I don't actually use them all. Python, SQL, and a good visualization library are usually all you need. The rest is just resume padding. And yes, I'll use Tableau if you absolutely insist, but I'll need hazard pay.

ABOUT

One-Person Operation

Hi, I'm Eric Treacy. I founded Treacy Analytics after spending years explaining pivot tables to executives who just wanted to know "what the numbers mean." I have a background in data science, software development, and explaining complex concepts to people who'd rather be doing literally anything else.

Let's be honest: there's no "team" here. It's just me - a data nerd who actually has social skills (shocking, I know). I've helped companies from startups to Fortune 500s* turn their data disasters into data masterpieces using Python, SQL, and various data visualization tools.

*I haven't actually worked with any Fortune 500 companies, but it sounds impressive and everyone puts that on their website.

I speak fluent Python, SQL, and sarcasm. I also list R on my resume, but we don't talk about that.

Skills that actually pay the bills:

Python & Data Science
SQL & Database Design
Data Visualization
Data Engineering
Web Development
Interpretive Dance

Stock photo of happy people pretending to be the Treacy Analytics team

*100% stock photo. This is not me or my team, because there is no team.

CONTACT

Ready to make sense of your data? Or just want to chat about why pie charts are controversial?

eric@treacyanalytics.com

+1 (906) 362-7202

Marquette, Michigan (Remote)

Stock photo of an office I don't actually work in

*Stock photo (I work from home in my pajamas)

Despite all the jokes: I'll actually respond with real solutions to your data challenges. Promise.