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Dylan Sutton Chavez

IEEE WCCI 2026 Peer Reviewer · ML Researcher · Systems Developer @ Amazon Audible


Systems Developer at Amazon Audible, peer reviewer for IEEE WCCI 2026, and independent ML researcher with work currently under journal review.

I work on resource-constrained machine learning, compiler design, and production systems engineering. From migrating Player Services across AWS regions to building a single-pass SSA compiler in Rust, and proposing uncertainty-aware classifiers for TinyML deployment validated on NASA IMS and SemEval.

Most of what I build is small, fast, and deterministic. Open to collaborations on AI safety, selective classification, and embedded ML.


Research

Revisiting Rosenblatt Perceptron: Robust High-Entropy Classification via Uncertainty Margins First-author paper introducing an uncertainty-aware linear classifier with adaptive abstention margin for TinyML deployment. ~1 KB memory footprint, 9 ms latency, benchmarked against Bonsai, FastGRNN, ProtoNN, and LSTM.

Systems

Edge Python — Single-pass SSA compiler and stack VM for a functional subset of CPython 3.13, written in Rust. Inline caching, template memoization, NaN-boxed values, mark-sweep GC, and sandbox limits. ~130 KB WASM release.


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  1. edge-python edge-python Public

    A compact, single-pass SSA-style bytecode compiler and stack VM for a subset of CPython 3.13 syntax. Hand-written lexer, Pratt-precedence parser that emits bytecode directly (no AST), and a threade…

    Rust 74 6