Hello, I'm

Nathan LaBar

Aspiring developer creating applications

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About me

I am from a small town in Pennsylvania, served in the USMC from 2018 - 2022 and currently pursuing my bachelors in computer science with a minor in artificial intelligence. I was a part of the FAU men's rugby club from 2023-2025. I am projected to graduate in august of 2026.

I've recently published an app on the IOS store called Didido? as a new interactive way to track tasks or routines that are easy to forget.

  • Based in Pennsylvania
  • Studying / focusing on Computer Science
  • Open to internships & entry-level roles

Skills

Technologies and tools I'm comfortable with

Languages

  • Swift
  • Java
  • Python
  • SQL

Tools

  • Git & GitHub
  • VS Code
  • QGIS
  • Figma
  • Xcode

Currently learning

  • Html
  • CSS
  • VHDL
  • APIs

Featured projects

A few things I've built that I'm proud of

Screenshot of Project One

Intelligent Spatial Analysis

I worked in a team to build an intelligent spatial analysis framework that took messy twitter data and gave them sentiment values and topic categories that could be projected over a map within QGIS. This could provide decision makers within those areas with insights to community response during specified events over a time range.

  • Python
  • QGIS
  • Ollama
Live demo
Screenshot of Project Two

Data Analytics Final Project

Through this project I showcased my abilities to clean and transform data to draw conclusions about what drives song popularity within Spotify. I learned that data analytics requires patience and trying different types of machine learning models and clustering techniques to derive a meaningful result.

  • Python
  • Kaggle
Screenshot of Project Three

IOS Application Didido?

I created this application as a personal project inspired by the dashboard of a car. Using what I learned in a mobile applications class, I worked with Cursor to create an application that helps track easy to forget chores or routines. When a task is about to be overdue it turns yellow, and when it is overdue, it turns red. Through this project I learned what it took to go from no app to published on the IOS store.

  • Personal Project
  • IOS Development
  • UI design
App Store Link

Let's connect

Open to opportunities, collaborations, and feedback. Send a message or find me on the links below.

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