Design Engineer (SolidWorks/Fusion 360/AutoCad) for storage systems design (3D printing)

I am looking for a specialist on a permanent basis for the development of 3D models of organizer inserts for tools (Milwaukee Packout system and similar). The main goal is to create ergonomic, precise, and 3D-printable (FDM/PETG) models.

What needs to be done:

1. Development from scratch: Creating 3D models based on physical measurements of cases and tools

2. Print optimization: Considering the specifics of 3D printing (avoiding unnecessary supports, correct wall thickness, allowances for plastic shrinkage).

3. Iterations: Making adjustments after test printing (adjusting the gap for the tool, changing the rigidity of the mounts).

4. Modification of existing concepts: Creating unique versions based on existing market solutions (without direct copying of files, developing original geometry).

Requirements for the performer:

• Proficient in Fusion 360, SolidWorks or Onshape (parametric modeling is mandatory to easily change dimensions).

• Understanding the specifics of 3D printing (what "bridging" is, line thickness, fill strength).

• Attention to detail (the tool must fit snugly but be easy to remove).

• Providing STL (for printing), source files (.STEP or .F3D)

Working conditions:

• Remote work.

• Payment per project (model) or hourly (to be discussed).

• First test task: designing an insert for the M12 battery or a small handheld tool in a standard Milwaukee slot.

Examples of completed projects are attached