In February 2026, Jordan Oid focused on enabling secure over-the-air firmware updates for the WeAct Blackpill U585CI by implementing MCUboot support in the nxp-upstream/zephyr repository. He designed and integrated a fixed-partitions layout within the device tree, ensuring reliable flash partitioning for secure boot and update processes. Working primarily in C and leveraging embedded systems and firmware development expertise, Jordan’s changes established a robust foundation for OTA readiness and improved device security. The work was delivered with clear commit messaging and sign-off, enhancing traceability and maintainability, and addressed a key requirement for secure firmware lifecycle management on the platform.