Dustin contributed to Autodesk/synthesis and badlogic/pi-mono, focusing on backend development, configuration management, and API integration using TypeScript, Gradle, and Markdown. For Autodesk/synthesis, he enhanced security by defaulting the HALSim Websocket server to localhost, simplifying local development and reducing configuration complexity. He also improved developer onboarding by expanding documentation and providing detailed setup guides for multi-language simulator environments. In badlogic/pi-mono, Dustin implemented support for unauthenticated Bedrock proxy connections by introducing environment variable checks and dummy credentials, enabling flexible integration and testing scenarios. His work demonstrated depth in environment configuration and technical writing, addressing both security and usability concerns.