Janos Breuer

Built a citation-first legal AI agent for professional workflows. The agent helps lawyers draft submissions and develop argument strategies while researching authoritative sources. It retrieves relevant legislation with precise references and finds matching court decisions from public legal sources.

The experience works like an IDE for legal research: practitioners chat with the agent and open cited sources, including PDFs, directly from the conversation. Answers are source-grounded and structured for professional review.

It is co-developed with practicing lawyers through customer discovery on a representative sample matter. The architecture combines RAG over public sources, tool-using agent workflows, and iterative retrieval and prompt design toward reliable legal research assistance.

Created a digital well-being application with a user base exceeding 50,000 downloads, focused on monitoring and analyzing facial expressions during mobile phone usage to provide insights into the emotional impact of technology usage.

In this role, I spearheaded the rewrite of an SDK to encapsulate the image recognition component, facilitating emotion detection in 3rd-party apps.

Collaborating closely with a team of two developers, I introduced advanced theming techniques using Jetpack Compose. Additionally, I successfully advocated for the implementation of clean architecture principles, thereby ensuring the scalability and maintainability of the project.

I developed the Android mobile bank client application for Cembra, a Swiss credit card bank.

I used state-of-the-art architecture and technologies in this project, such as biometric authentication, clean architecture, reactive programming, and dependency injection.

LogMeIn Rescue is a SaaS platform used by millions to get remote support from tech support companies and software vendors such as Microsoft and Vodafone. I worked on the Android app and the Windows client and designed several features as an architect.

As the lead developer of a team of 7-9 engineers, I implemented a code branching policy and pioneered a code review process. These initiatives improved code quality, enhanced knowledge sharing, and stabilized release processes for the component.

The Rescue Lens app for Android allows support agents to use the camera on the user's Android device to see what they are seeing.

I implemented several features in the app and planned and performed a major refactoring that made the code more robust and maintainable.

As a personal project, I answered several questions on Stackoverflow.com related to Android development. That allowed me to learn to express ideas in a clear and concise way, and also to learn more about specific topics related to Android development.

MuTrader is a financial mobile app for iOS and Android with a back-end server with push notifications and integration to 3rd-party Forex broker systems.

It connected Forex advisers, traders, and brokers.