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Hello! I'm Wyatt Kyte. I'm passionate about bridging human-centered design with machine learning - where user empathy meets technical innovation. Over the past 5 years, I've helped teams find the sweet spot between powerful algorithms and intuitive design.

💡 UX optimizes for humans 💻 Data scientists optimize for algorithms 🤝 Bridging the gap with AI is my sweet spot

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💡Design & User Experience

Crafting intuitive AI interfaces through UX/UI Design Bootcamp (2024)

Transformed complex data into actionable visual insights for stakeholders

Designed user-centric ML systems achieving 95%+ user satisfaction rates

💻 ML Engineering & Infrastructure

Built production ML systems (AWS Solutions Architect & CKAD Certified)

Optimized system performance: 300% latency reduction, 99% uptime

Deployed classification models with 94% F1 score at enterprise scale

🤝 Innovation at the Intersection

Pioneered ML pipelines that adapt to user behavior patterns

Reduced AI feature deployment cycles from weeks to days

Implemented real-time monitoring combining technical metrics with user feedback

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🚀 Let's Connect

I integrate design and ML engineering to turn complex systems into engaging experiences. Whether scaling AI solutions or starting your career, let's connect!

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wyattkyte@hotmail.com⁠

🌎 Citizenship: US, Canada 📍 Location: Toronto, ON, Canada 💼

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💡 Quick Start: Example Prompt to Reach Out

Subject: [Role] Opportunity - Bridging UX and ML Engineering

Hi Wyatt,

Your expertise in combining user-centered design with machine learning caught my attention.

I’m working on [specific challenge/goal] and believe your skills in [relevant skill/area] could bring immense value to our project.

Could we discuss how your approach to bridging UX and ML engineering might help us achieve [desired outcome]?

Looking forward to connecting!

[Your Name]

[Your Contact Info]

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