For the Autodesk Make:able Challenge, I worked with a small team to design and build a custom 3D-printed wheelchair for a disabled dog. I led the mechanical design process—from brainstorming and CAD modeling to testing and final assembly—while teaching teammates how to use Fusion 360 and 3D printers to create lightweight, adjustable parts. Our design not only improved the dog’s mobility but also earned recognition for Best Use of 3D Printing, highlighting our focus on creative problem-solving and real-world impact.