Worked on the commonwarexyz/monorepo, delivering a feature that refactored the bmt module to support no_std environments, thereby expanding the portability of the codebase for embedded systems. The approach involved adjusting dependencies and modifying module visibility to ensure compatibility with constrained environments, while preserving existing std-build functionality. This systems programming effort in Rust broadened deployment options and reduced integration friction, allowing the module to operate seamlessly across diverse platforms. The work also improved maintainability within the monorepo by introducing targeted dependency management and traceable commits, laying the groundwork for future no_std-first features and enhancing repository integrity for embedded deployments.