Sourcing & confidence disclaimer

Every claim on this profile comes from the sources cited on it. Nothing has been added or inferred.

Song Min Kim is profiled here as the DPRK-side manager in the IT-worker scheme run through Kejia Wang and Zhenxing Wang's New Jersey laptop farms and shell companies. According to the Rewards for Justice notice he managed an information technology company based in the DPRK and helped set up a United States company through which his employees obtained remote IT work; the Justice Department's April 15, 2026 release names him, as Song Min Kim, as the one suspected IT worker covered by the reward offer alongside the eight charged defendants, and neither Justice Department release lists him among the persons charged, and the notice's image file names a third form, Allen Kim, which is kept as an alias. The Rewards for Justice notice prints the name in Western order, given names first, and the alias Chengmin Jin and the file name Allen Kim both make Kim the family name, so the Korean rendering below is the conventional Hangul for Kim Song Min and is not printed by either source.

The confidence level of 'high' reflects that this individual is named on a State Department reward notice and in a Justice Department release as a suspected IT worker, but has not been publicly charged in the cited records; the conduct is alleged, and every person named is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Attribution confidence: high

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