Rehabilitation Engineers create and adapt technologies that support individuals with physical, sensory, or cognitive impairments. Their work includes designing assistive devices, mobility aids, prosthetics interfaces, and adaptive systems tailored to user needs. They collaborate closely with clinicians, therapists, and users to translate functional requirements into practical engineering solutions. Rehabilitation Engineers use mechanical design, electronics, control systems, and human-centered design methods. They work in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, research institutions, and assistive technology companies. Globally, demand is increasing due to aging populations, rising focus on inclusive design, and growing recognition of technology’s role in improving functional independence and participation in daily life.