Worked on enhancing rendering quality in the godotengine/godot repository by developing dynamic variance-based Temporal Anti-Aliasing (TAA) improvements. Focused on reducing ghosting and improving motion clarity, the approach introduced resolution-aware variance scaling and refined disocclusion handling to adapt TAA behavior across different devices. The implementation, delivered in C++ and GLSL, aimed to boost visual fidelity while maintaining minimal performance overhead. No major bugs were addressed during this period, as the primary emphasis was on feature development and laying the groundwork for future TAA stability and performance improvements within the graphics pipeline, leveraging expertise in graphics programming and shader development.