During a two-month engagement, Boxerab contributed to the google/oss-fuzz repository by optimizing Docker build and deployment processes and enhancing runtime compatibility for security-focused environments. Boxerab improved CI/CD reliability by implementing recursive repository cloning in Dockerfiles and removing unnecessary third-party build options, reducing maintenance overhead and potential security exposure. In response to SELinux-related deployment challenges, Boxerab delivered a SELinux-compatible fuzzer runtime by adjusting volume mount options and unsandboxing the output directory, ensuring seamless fuzzer discovery and execution across diverse environments. The work leveraged skills in containerization, DevOps, and shell scripting, with changes implemented primarily in Dockerfile and shell scripts.