I have a mechatronic concept and now need it translated into fully-featured CAD files ready for prototyping and eventual manufacture. Your task is to take my functional notes and turn them into a clean 3D model, then generate the supporting 2D drawings and files I can pass straight to machine shops or rapid-prototyping services. I’m open to SolidWorks, Fusion 360, Inventor or any comparable parametric platform, so long as you can supply native files plus neutral formats (STEP, IGES, PDF). Familiarity with integrating mechanical parts around sensors, small actuators and basic control‐board footprints will be helpful, as the design includes pockets for electronics and simple cable routing. Deliverables • Parametric 3D assembly with properly named parts • Dimensioned manufacturing drawings (PDF + DWG/DXF) • Exploded view or animation showing assembly order • Short BOM listing off-the-shelf components referenced in the model Once we’re happy with the CAD, I may ask for minor revisions to accommodate supplier feedback—please allow for one or two rounds of tweaks in your offer. If this sounds like a project you can turn around quickly while keeping tolerances tight, I’d love to see examples of similar electromechanical work you’ve completed.