I am an Aerospace Engineering graduate from Ryerson University and a research student at the Mixed-Reality Immersive Motion Simulation (MIMS) Laboratory. The laboratory is supervised by Dr. Joon Chung, who is a professor at the Department of Aerospace Engineering at Ryerson University. My research study is associated with exploring human factors considered while using advanced technologies including Microsoft HoloLens in Aerospace-related applications. I have worked at Bombardier Aerospace as a student intern for Q400 Maintenance Program Evolution. My contributions would be used to escalate the average maintenance intervals for the intermediate-level inspections for Q400 aircraft from 600 flight hours to 800 flight hours, and for the heavy inspections from 6000 flight hours to 8000 flight hours.I have also worked as a peer mentor as a part of Tri-Mentoring Program (TMP) at Ryerson University. As a student mentor, my job is to guide the freshmen (1st year) with all the help they need to get along with the Campus Community. When students enter their first year, they are often lost in many different fields, for example, in terms of classroom location, scheduling, course-load, and management. They often lose their courage, and instead of making new friends, they often feel lonely because they are new to the University environment. TMP assigns such a student a mentor, usually from his/her own program. As a TMP student mentor, I contact them and inform them of everything they need to survive in university. If they are lost with any personal matter within the campus, it is my duty to guide them to my best.