Muhammad Usaid F.

Honestly, out of 48 subjects in my Mechatronics degree, I kept getting pulled back to one thing — mechanical design. While others were focused elsewhere, I was the one losing track of time in SolidWorks. By my final year I had designed a complete vein-finding medical device from scratch modeled it, refined it, then saw it through to actual manufacturing. That experience of taking something from a blank screen to a real physical product is what got me hooked for good. Since then I've worked in industry, done internships with large manufacturing companies, and now I bring that same hands-on mindset to every project on here. SolidWorks is genuinely what I enjoy doing. Parts, assemblies, simulations, sheet metal, weldments I don't find it boring, I find it satisfying. There's something about getting a complex assembly to fit together perfectly that never gets old. The way I work: We start with a proper discussion so I understand exactly what you need, then we agree on milestones or hourly depending on the project, and I give you weekly updates so you're never in the dark.