Kaden Yeung

I’m 18, based in Vancouver, and finishing high school before heading to Queen’s University for engineering in the fall.

I got into this space through TKS, a program for young people working on high-impact problems, and an internship at Singularity Health, an AI healthcare startup. Most of what I know about building I learned by watching people figure things out in real time and replicating it myself.

Victory Velocity is my attempt to get ahead of a shift I think is genuinely significant. I could be wrong about the timeline. I don’t think I’m wrong about the direction.

I’m based in Vancouver, working at the intersection of machine learning and full-stack engineering, and heading to UBC to study Computer Science & Business this fall.

Previously worked at an ML startup, I saw firsthand how fast the AI landscape is changing the online browsing experience. What took months of SEO work to rank is now getting rewritten by a language model in seconds, and most brands have no idea it’s happening.

At Victory Velocity, I think the shift in how people find information is as much a technical problem as a marketing one. I’m here to build the infrastructure that makes the strategy actually stick.