Haakon worked on the vr4vet/Blue-Sector repository, delivering NewUpdatedTablet support across QA and factory environments by whitelisting the device in QA lists and extending duplication rules in BleedingStation and HSERoom. Using Unity and C#, he ensured consistent handling of the tablet throughout different scenes, improving cross-environment readiness and traceability. Haakon also addressed a QA workflow issue by disabling the Swap Item functionality in the QAStation’s left inventory slot, reducing the risk of test errors. His work demonstrated a solid grasp of game development and scene configuration, focusing on maintainability and reliability within a short, targeted development period.