Carlos Garcia Campos integrated fuzzing support for the TinySPARQL library within the google/oss-fuzz repository, focusing on enhancing automated security testing. He developed a Dockerfile and supporting build scripts using Shell and YAML, enabling reproducible fuzz targets that run seamlessly in CI/CD pipelines. This work established a foundation for ongoing fuzzing coverage, allowing for early detection of defects and improved security robustness. By leveraging containerization and build system expertise, Carlos ensured that the fuzzing setup could be easily maintained and extended. The integration addressed the need for automated, environment-agnostic fuzz testing, contributing to the reliability of TinySPARQL’s codebase.