I have an idea for a new consumer-electronics device and need a seasoned product designer to turn that concept into a manufacturable reality. The project spans every stage of physical-product design: visual styling, user-centred functionality, and the underlying technical architecture that will let the factory build exactly what we envision. Here is what I need from you: • Aesthetic design – polished exterior form, CMF recommendations, and sketches or renders that communicate the look and feel. • Functional design – thoughtful ergonomics, intuitive user interaction, and an overall product architecture that balances usability with cost-effective assembly. • Technical specifications – 3D CAD files (STEP or SolidWorks), exploded views, BoM with suggested materials and parts, plus core performance requirements that suppliers can quote against. I can supply a rough feature list, target dimensions, and competitive benchmarks on award. You will guide the design iterations, keep DFM in mind from day one, and flag any engineering trade-offs early so we stay on schedule. Success is a set of production-ready files and documentation that a contract manufacturer can pick up without rework. If you’ve taken consumer electronics from sketch to tooling before, I’d love to see examples and hear how you tackle early prototyping, tolerance stack-ups, and certification constraints (FCC/CE). Let’s create something people will want to hold, use, and show off.