Alex Drom developed a configurable SystemC time resolution feature for the antmicro/verilator repository, enabling users to select simulation time steps such as 10 or 100. This addition allows for finer control over simulation accuracy and performance, addressing the need for more precise validation and earlier detection of timing issues in SystemC-driven workloads. Alex implemented the feature using C++ and integrated it with existing SystemC simulation infrastructure, ensuring robust traceability through detailed commit messages and issue references. The work demonstrated a solid grasp of C++ development, SystemC integration, and test-driven development, resulting in a targeted enhancement to simulation reliability and flexibility.