Prosthetics Designers develop artificial limbs and body components that replicate human movement and functionality while ensuring comfort and durability. Their work includes user assessment, mechanical and biomechanical design, material selection, and prototyping of prosthetic devices. They apply biomechanics, ergonomics, and human-centered design principles to tailor solutions for individual users. Prosthetics Designers collaborate with clinicians, therapists, and manufacturing teams, often iterating designs based on user feedback and performance testing. Typical environments include prosthetics laboratories, medical device companies, and rehabilitation centers. Globally, demand is increasing due to aging populations, trauma rehabilitation needs, advances in materials and wearable technology, and growing emphasis on personalized mobility solutions.