Over a two-month period, this developer enhanced RISC-V platform boot processes and firmware architecture in the NVIDIA/edk2-platforms and geerlingguy/linux repositories. They implemented standardized boot frameworks, dynamic ACPI and Device Tree integration, and introduced RAMDisk boot support to enable Linux booting without storage drivers. Their work involved extensive codebase management, code cleanup, and refactoring to support payload-based boot designs, using C, Assembly, and Makefile. By centralizing DSC and FDF includes and updating platform configurations, they improved maintainability and portability. The developer focused on scalable architecture, reducing duplication, and ensuring reliable system initialization across embedded and UEFI firmware environments.