Landon Hughes

Hey, I’m
Landon Hughes.

I’m the developer behind RecallRelay. These days, I’m working in AI model training and studying data science at Eastern University.

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Landon Hughes smiling, wearing a navy suit
Michigan, USAAlways learning.

Currently exploring AI & data science

Things I’ve built.

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A little
about me.

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The best part of building something is realizing you can do more than you thought.

I’ve been programming since 2019, working across Python, Swift, TypeScript, C#, Java, Kotlin, and SQL. I enjoy learning new languages and the moment an idea becomes something I can point to and say, “I worked on that.”

In late 2025, I started digging deeper into AI. I’m fascinated by how quickly the field is moving and what we’ll be able to build in the next few years.

Most of my cloud knowledge is in AWS, but I started using Cloudflare infrastructure in September 2026. I’ve found it very developer-friendly, and my usage costs just pennies a month.

Today, I’m pursuing my MS in Data Science at Eastern University and working in AI model training at Meta as a contractor through Tundra Technical Solutions.

What I work with

  • Python & Pandas
  • SQL
  • TypeScript
  • Swift
  • AWS
  • AI & ML

The path so far.

  1. Meta

    Current

    Data Labeling Analyst · AI Model Training

    Contract via Tundra Technical Solutions

    Mar 2026 — present

  2. Meta

    Data Labeling Analyst · LLM Data Annotation

    Contract via Tundra Technical Solutions

    Jul — Dec 2025

  3. Mercor Intelligence

    AI Trainer · RLHF

    Freelance

    Oct 2024 — Jul 2025

  4. UX2D

    Software Engineer

    Full-time

    May 2022 — Aug 2024

Learning, backed up.

Four AWS certifications. A foundation I keep building on.

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Good things start
with a conversation.

Have a project in mind, a question, or just want to say hello?

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