Paulo Silva, 25 years old, originally from Barcelos, Portugal, is currently a Scientific Researcher at the Algoritmi Center, School of Engineering, University of Minho. He earned a Bachelor's degree in Applied Biology in 2020 and a Master's degree in Human Engineering in 2022 which focuses on the areas of Ergonomics and Occupational Safety, where he excelled with a final thesis grade of 18. Both courses were held at the University of Minho. Throughout his academic journey, Paulo actively participated in seminars on work accidents and their prevention, showcasing his early interest in occupational safety. In 2022, Paulo began his career as a Scientific Researcher at the University of Minho in the Ergonomics and Human Factors research group, contributing to key projects like “Sustained Prevention” and “PT Smart Retail.” His innovative work in developing the Integrated Risk Management Model methodology has been pivotal in testing and evaluating ergonomic and intelligent solutions in the food retail sector. Paulo also gained proficiency in software tools such as XSens, Industrial Athlete, and OpenSignals. He has shared his expertise at various events, including presenting lectures and workshops. Paulo holds a Level VII professional qualification as an Occupational Safety Technician and co-authored the article “Decoding the Effect of Descriptive Statistics on Informed Decision-Making” in Innovations in Mechatronics Engineering III.