Dubly
A husky-themed study buddy wired to your UW Canvas — chat to see what's due, ask about any syllabus, and generate quizzes, flashcards, and study plans.
- Python
- FastAPI
- SQLite
- Next.js
- Claude API
- Whisper
Informatics @ UW · Data Science track
Data Analyst
My passion is solving real-world problems with data and AI — not just building things that work in theory, but things that actually make people's lives a little easier. Mainly working in Python, SQL, pandas, Power BI, and Tableau.
A husky-themed study buddy wired to your UW Canvas — chat to see what's due, ask about any syllabus, and generate quizzes, flashcards, and study plans.
Set a topic and watch two language models argue it out round by round, each responding to the other's last point.
Watch OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, and Grok models play five-card draw against each other — live betting, bluffs, and showdowns, with each model's reasoning streamed in as it decides whether to hold, raise, or fold.
Upload a résumé and get structured, section-by-section feedback back — a Gradio app running on the OpenAI API.
Upload a CSV, ask a question in plain English, and get the chart that answers it. Only column names leave your machine; the raw rows stay on-device.
A movie night decided for you, staged inside a retro cinema. Filter by genre, mood, and runtime, then let it channel-surf titles across the big screen.
Real-time multiplayer chess with room codes, time controls, and live rematches over WebSockets. Load-tested to 3,000 concurrent games with zero desyncs.
Point your phone at any product and about two minutes later you have a finished commercial — script, cinematic shots, slogans, voiceover, and music.
A Next.js e-commerce store for World Cup 2026 national-team kits from all 48 nations, with product browsing, cart and checkout, and worldwide shipping.
Photograph the inside of your fridge and Claude Vision reads the ingredients, then suggests dishes with cook times, nutrition, and full recipes.
Browser tennis you play with your hands — webcam hand-tracking moves the paddle, no controller needed.
A full-stack site I designed, built, and tuned for search — live at zyde.org.
Pick a city and enter an income to see your federal, state, and local tax broken into the programmes it funded, with every number sourced.
Cleaned 43,773 Seattle 911 calls and found the North precinct missing the 7-minute Priority 1 standard, then modeled response times with 0.723 ROC AUC.
Analyzed 221,266 Seattle traffic collisions with a severity-weighted score, showing Burke-Gilman Trail cyclist crashes mattered more than raw counts suggested.
A five-view Tableau dashboard on 9,994 retail orders that shows profit flipping negative once discounts pass about 20%.
End-to-end analysis of 100K Brazilian marketplace orders: 97% of customers never reorder, and late deliveries cut ratings by almost 2 stars.
Hello! I'm Yuta, a B.S. Informatics student at the University of Washington on the Data Science track, expected to graduate in June 2028.
I'm drawn to the part of analysis that actually changes a decision. Volunteering at the University Food Bank, that meant working through distribution data to find which items kept running out — and cutting stockouts on them by 18%. Analyzing Seattle's traffic collisions, it meant weighting 221,266 records by how severe each crash was instead of just counting them, which surfaced a cyclist hotspot that raw crash counts had buried.
Before college I founded Bellevue Coding, a free weekly Python program for kids ages 8–14 at the Bellevue Library, and Wilburton Soccer, a youth training program I built and ran from scratch. I still build software — mostly tools that put data or AI in front of people — and most of it is live and linked below.
Currently I'm taking coursework in data programming and statistics at UW, and spending my own time getting sharper with SQL.
Sep 2026 – Present
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Jan 2025 – Jun 2025
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Mar 2025 – Present
University of Washington
B.S. Informatics, Data Science Track
GPA 3.75 · Dean's List · Seattle, WA
Expected June 2028
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