Mechanical CAD/CAM Design for Manufacturing

I have a mechanical part that now needs to move from concept to the shop floor, and I’m looking for a CAD / CAM specialist who can own that hand-off. Your task is to translate my sketches and functional notes into a fully detailed 3D model, generate the 2D manufacturing drawings, and prepare clean tool-paths so the part can go straight onto a CNC machine without surprises.

Here’s what I expect from the workflow:
• A parametric 3D model (SolidWorks, Inventor, Fusion 360, or similar) that I can edit later.
• Dimensioned fabrication drawings with tolerances and call-outs for machining.
• CAM programming files and a post-processed NC code set that match common milling centres (Fanuc preferred, but let me know if you use a different post).
• At least one round of revisions after I review the drawings.

If you typically run simulations for clash or tool-length checks, that would be a plus, though the priority here is speed to manufacture. Let me know which software you’ll use, your normal turnaround time for a single part, and any relevant past projects that prove you can take a design seamlessly into production.