Simon's enriching journey at A*STAR Quantum Innovation Centre (Q.InC) encapsulates the power of experiential learning and the limitless potential of quantum mechanics. His story shows that venturing beyond one's comfort zone, both geographically and academically, can spur unprecedented growth and create transformative experiences. His work at Q.InC has not only contributed valuable insights to the field of quantum mechanics but also played a pivotal role in shaping his career trajectory and personal development. It is this spirit of exploration, resilience, and academic excellence that Simon embodies, making his narrative an inspiring tale for aspiring physicists worldwide. "Immersing myself in the heart of quantum mechanics research at A*STAR was both an intellectually stimulating and personally enriching experience. It was a journey of growth, discovery, and learning to embrace challenges. The confidence and knowledge I gained during my time at A*STAR will undoubtedly serve as a strong foundation for my future endeavors in physics," says Simon Yung.Simon Yung, who completed a bachelor's degree with Honours in Physics from the Australian National University (ANU) in December 2023, shares his unique internship experience at A*STAR Quantum Innovation Centre (Q.InC). For three months, from July to October 2023, Simon was fully immersed in an enriching and challenging environment that complemented his academic journey.At ANU, Simon was recognised for his academic excellence and awarded the University Medal, a prestigious honour bestowed upon a limited number of students each year. This recognition is particularly for those who showcased exceptional brilliance in their honours thesis. Simon fondly mentions this achievement as a testament to his dedication, the support he received from both ANU and A*STAR, and his supportive family and friends.Simon applied for the Singapore International Pre-Graduate Award (SIPGA) in 2023, an international award given by A*STAR, that allows international students the unique opportunity to experience the vibrant scientific environment and work with world-renowned researchers at A*STAR’s Research Entities.During his internship at Q.InC, Simon worked on a fascinating project revolving around the theoretical limits of measuring multiple quantities in a quantum system. In the realm of quantum mechanics, the uncertainty principle imposes a precision trade-off for simultaneously estimating multiple parameters. Simon's research focused on investigating and comparing these theoretical limits, offering intriguing insights into the precision of multi-parameter estimation.The internship at A*STAR was more than just an academic venture for Simon. It was an opportunity to explore a new country and culture, and to become part of a different research environment. This experience gave him a preview of possible post-study paths and proved instrumental in his overall development. However, the journey was not without its challenges. Moving to a new country, away from his close-knit circle, was a daunting experience. Yet, the supportive and welcoming atmosphere within the research group at A*STAR, made him feel at home, easing his transition and enabling him to tackle his project effectively.As Simon's journey with A*STAR comes to an end, we wish him the best in his future endeavors. We believe the skills, understanding, and perspective he has acquired during his time here will serve him well as he continues his journey in the scientific world. We look forward to following his future achievements and are confident that he will continue to make significant contributions to the field of physics. Congratulations, Simon!