Fusion 360 Designer Needed for Product Concept Development

I’m looking for a Fusion 360 designer with knowledge of 3D printing to help develop a kitchen product concept from the conceptual design stage through prototype-ready CAD. At a high level, this is a manual kitchenware product, something very similar to a mandoline slicer. I already have: - Conceptual Fusion 360 files with an early-stage mechanism/design direction - Product design concept - Core concept formally documented and IP ownership - Clear vision for the prototype I want to create For the first stage, I’m looking for someone who can help with: - Turning the concept into practical prototype-ready CAD - Preparing parts specifically for 3D printing - Improving fit, tolerances, and assembly - Splitting larger parts into printable sections if needed - Making the prototype practical for functional testing The first goal is not mass production or injection molding. The goal is to create a working 3D-printed prototype that I can assemble, test, and improve. I’m looking for someone who understands both Fusion 360 and real-world 3D printing limitations, including wall thickness, part strength, tolerances, support material, orientation, and material choice.