
During March 2025, Daniel Mortlof developed robust data ingestion and launch detection features for SunDevilRocketry’s sdec and Flight-Computer-Firmware repositories. He implemented a text-to-CSV data import pathway with a command-line interface, leveraging Python and CSV handling to streamline data processing and improve data quality. Daniel enhanced GPS data parsing and introduced dynamic sensor labeling, enabling more flexible hardware integration. In firmware, he added barometric pressure-based launch detection, refining threshold logic and flag management in C for safer flight operations. His work demonstrated depth in embedded systems, error handling, and configuration management, establishing a solid foundation for ongoing feature development and maintenance.
March 2025 (2025-03) delivered tangible business value through enhanced data ingestion, robust parsing, and reliable launch-detection in firmware. The work enabled faster data-to-decision cycles, improved data quality, and safer launch decisions, with a clear path for ongoing feature development and maintenance.
March 2025 (2025-03) delivered tangible business value through enhanced data ingestion, robust parsing, and reliable launch-detection in firmware. The work enabled faster data-to-decision cycles, improved data quality, and safer launch decisions, with a clear path for ongoing feature development and maintenance.

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