Developed and delivered Type-C role swap support for the cros_ec_typec driver in the geerlingguy/linux repository, enabling programmatic control of data and power roles on USB Type-C ports. The implementation introduced a sysfs interface that allows dynamic role changes, with state-aware operations that query the current port status before executing swaps to ensure safe and correct sequencing. This work focused on enhancing hardware interoperability and automation for Chrome OS integration. Leveraging expertise in C, kernel development, and embedded systems, the developer addressed the complexities of USB Power Delivery and contributed robust change management practices to the Linux kernel driver ecosystem.