Picture your week: a hybrid rhythm in Cleveland where some days you’re collaborating in person, other days you’re deep in CAD at home. You join a stand-up, translate a product idea into a parametric model, print or machine a prototype, and head to the lab to evaluate its fit, form, and function. You wrap up by comparing materials for manufacturability and cost—then prep clear notes that both engineers and non-technical stakeholders can act on. Occasional customer or supplier visits keep you close to real-world use—traveling up to 15% of the time.