using System;

using System.Linq;

using Newtonsoft.Json.Linq;

public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        string json = @"

        {

            ""name"": ""Codex JJ"",

            ""component"": {

            ""Profile-1"": {

                ""id"": ""Profile"",

                ""type"": ""Person"",

                ""attributes"": {

                ""Hair-color"": ""blue"",

                ""Eye-color"": ""brown"",

                ""hair-color"": ""brown"",

                ""height"": ""170cm""

                },

                ""status"": {

                ""employed"": ""true"",

                ""ethnic"": ""White""

                }

            },

            ""Profile-2"": {

                ""id"": ""Profile"",

                ""type"": ""Person"",

                ""attributes"": {

                ""Hair-color"": ""blue"",

                ""Eye-color"": ""brown"",

                ""hair-color"": ""brown"",

                ""height"": ""170cm""

                },

                ""status"": {

                ""employed"": ""true"",

                ""ethnic"": ""White""

                }

            }

            }

        }";

​

        JObject obj = JObject.Parse(json);

        JObject newObj = new JObject(

            new JProperty("name", obj["name"]),

            new JProperty("company", new JArray(

                obj["component"]

                    .Children<JProperty>()

                    .Select(jp => new JObject(

                            new JProperty((string)jp.Value["type"], jp.Name),

                            new JProperty("attributes", jp.Value["attributes"])

                        )

                    )

                )

            )

        );

        json = newObj.ToString();

        Console.WriteLine(json);

    }

}