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I build AI tools
and verify the results

Since joining Samsung Electronics MX in 2014, I have worked on apps, cloud backends, and frontends. I now build an internal LLM agent that supports development. Outside work, I build and use tools that reduce repetitive tasks at my spouse’s administrative services office. These projects document what I have learned from building and operating them myself.

Developing at Samsung
12+ years
Personal projects documented
14
Reviewing one notice (previously 1–2 hours)
~20 min
Profile cardJaehoon Jeong12+ yearsExperience
LLM AgentReactSpring Boot
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JAEHOON JEONG · SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS MXA developer building LLM agents
Samsung Electronics MXSenior developer · Joined in 2014
Personal projectsBuilding and operating tools with Claude Code and Codex
JavaScriptTypeScriptReactVueJavaSpring BootPythonMongoDBAzureClaudeCodexLLM Agent
github.com/himangga01

CAREER · EDUCATION

Experience & Education

Since joining in 2014, I have moved through apps, cloud backends, and frontends. Today I develop LLM agents.

Company
Samsung Electronics MX
Period
Mar 2014 – Present
Position
CL3 (Senior)
  1. 2025 – PresentCurrent work

    Internal Development-Support LLM Agent

    I design and implement an internal LLM agent that interprets requirements and UX-team Figma deliverables to generate and verify frontend code. I lead the work from requirements, architecture and prompt design to test automation, deployment, and operations.

    LLM AgentPrompt designFigma interpretationTest automation
  2. 2020 – PresentCurrent work

    Android OS Update & Financial Asset Protection Frontends

    I develop frontends for Samsung device Android OS updates and a remotely managed financial asset protection service. Using React, JavaScript, and TypeScript, I build screens and core features, handle operations and incidents, and improve performance and quality. I coordinate development issues with labs in the Philippines, Canada, and the United States.

    ReactJavaScriptTypeScriptGlobal collaboration
  3. '19 ~ '20

    C-Lab AIOS MIXY

    I planned and implemented an IoT cooking solution, participating from the proposal and team-formation stages. I designed and developed AI-based personalized recipe recommendations using user data, designed APIs and databases, built and operated Azure infrastructure, and turned motion-recognition data into recipe steps.

    AI recommendationsAzureIoTAPI & database design
  4. '16 ~ '19

    Knox Configure Backend

    I developed Knox Configure cloud backend APIs, migrated MySQL to MongoDB, and built two new administration servers.

    Cloud APIsMySQLMongoDB
  5. '15 ~ '16

    Samsung School

    I developed apps for Samsung School, an educational tablet solution.

    Tablet appsEducation
  6. '14 ~ '15

    HR Task Force

    For one year, I planned and ran Galaxy training for employees and a two-day, one-night hackathon.

    Training designHackathon operations

HOW I WORK

How I Work with AI

I built my personal projects with Claude Code and Codex as coding agents. I spent more time checking whether the results were trustworthy than simply getting code quickly.

  1. 1

    Agree on the design first

    I used GitHub Spec Kit to document requirements, designs, and task lists before handing off implementation.

  2. 2

    Tests first

    For each feature, I asked for a failing test first and recorded passing results in the work log.

  3. 3

    Independent AI review

    I assigned another agent to independently review the first agent’s work, incorporated the findings, and performed the final check myself.

What I handle

  • Requirements and priorities
  • Decision rules and verification criteria
  • Deciding which review findings to accept
  • Deployment, operations, and incident response

What I delegate to AI

  • Draft code and tests
  • Initial code reviews
  • Draft documentation

Unsupported judgments go to a person

  • Procurement: missing evidence means ‘Needs review’
  • Text polishing: changed facts revert to the original
  • Auction analysis: conflicting assessments require expert review

CARD PACKS

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I grouped the projects into six card packs. Choose a category and swipe the top of its wrapper sideways to reveal the cards one by one. To browse without the animation, use the All projects list.

What the Tiers Mean Tiers reflect outcomes, not technical difficulty.

  • IMPACTProven impactUsed in real work with observed before-and-after results1 project
  • LIVELivePublicly running or available as a distributable app3 projects
  • TESTEDTestedCore behavior checked through test records7 projects
  • PLANDesignedRequirements and design documented; implementation preparation3 projects

ALL PROJECTS

All projects

All 14 projects are listed here. Click a card to see the details.

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CHARACTERS

Project Characters

I drew characters that reflect each project’s purpose and technologies. The same characters appear on the project cards.

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