Cadet Researcher
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Hello, I’m
London
Smith
Applied Statistics & Data Science
I build AI systems and research tools that turn dense, high-stakes information into a clearer next move — for commanders, researchers, and everyday decisions alike.
Selected
Projects.
A curated set of research, field work, and independent builds spanning AI systems, applied research, and personal tools.
View all projectsIndependent work Building in public
Personal
projects.
Small ideas turned into useful tools, experiments, and experiences. This is a growing collection of work I build outside the classroom and research lab.
Movie discovery tool
Movie Tracker & Suggester
Track what you watch and get a smarter next-movie recommendation based on your available time, mood, genre preferences, viewing company, and streaming services.
Personal web experience
Waypoint
An evolving web experience centered on finding your next chapter — designed to be direct, reflective, and easy to explore.
I design and build systems that are not only intelligent, but understandable — clear enough that the people relying on them can trust the reasoning behind every decision.
Research-Driven
Grounded in rigorous methodology and analytical reasoning for complex, real-world problems.
Technical Communication
Translating complex systems for non-technical military and academic audiences.
Self-Directed Learning
Fast adoption of emerging AI tools, from prompting to code generation and refactoring.
Field-Tested
Hands-on exposure to GIS, drone operations, and AI-enabled field technologies.
Academic Foundation
Academic foundation
Coursework at the United States Military Academy that shapes how I approach problems — linked directly to the official course catalog, the Red Book.
MA371
Linear Algebra
View in Red Book ↗MA376
Applied Statistics
View in Red Book ↗MA486
Mathematical Computation
View in Red Book ↗SE370
Computer-Aided Systems Engineering
View in Red Book ↗Class of 2028
VSCode · RStudio
Studying Japanese
Let’s build
something impactful.
Have a research problem, a system worth designing, or an idea worth testing? I’d like to hear about it.