During June 2025, work focused on enhancing the intel/intel-graphics-compiler repository by implementing UMD-driven configurability for shader scheduling and push constants. Using C++ and leveraging expertise in compiler and driver development, the developer exposed the VISAPreSchedCtrl and PushConstantMode settings to allow external control from the User Mode Driver. This approach introduced a revised scheduling priority that recognizes UMD as a distinct step, enabling downstream teams to fine-tune performance parameters. The feature laid the foundation for more flexible workload optimization, emphasizing low-level programming techniques to improve configurability without addressing major bug fixes during this period of focused feature delivery.