Objective:The main objective of this study is to identify the optimal operating conditions by determining the point of least variation on response variables, crucial for various aspects of product quality such as yield or strength. Method: Newton-Raphson method is used and the solution to these formulas are obtained numerically using R-software. The parameters in the context of A-optimal designs is a necessary step i.e., θ = (α, β , µ). Findings: Our findings show that A-optimal designs outperform conventional design criteria in terms of lowering parameter estimate variance. Moreover, we illustrate how the A-optimal designs can lead to a more efficient allocation of resources statistical models, optimizing the use of time and resources while ensuring robust statistical conclusions. Novelty and Applications : In the context of generalized linear models, most of the recent studies were on logistic regression models and many of them focused on optimal experimental designs with concentration on D optimality. In this research, Poisson regression models were considered for A-optimization with square root link. This approach proves to be particularly valuable as it accounts for the model's dependence on unknown parameters, making it a useful technique for practical applications. Suggestions: This methodology is quite general and may be applied to find A-optimal designs for other models, like the Compound Poisson, Gamma and inverse Gaussian model, with log link or other types of optimal designs.