Expert Designer for Innovative Hubaku Logo

I’m looking for an experienced logo designer to create a new wordmark/logo for HUBAKU Group, a modern commerce growth company operating across marketplace management, digital advertising, external traffic, and commerce intelligence. I already have a clear creative direction and visual references. I am not looking for a generic logo concept from scratch. I need a designer who is strong in custom typography, geometric logo construction, and hidden visual concepts who can professionally refine and execute the idea. The logo should primarily be the word HUBAKU. The key concept is a hidden growth trendline integrated into the A and K. The A represents an initial upward movement, followed by a correction that creates a higher low. The growth line then continues into the K and finishes with a stronger upward movement. The trendline should feel integrated into the typography rather than looking like a separate graph or generic arrow. I am also exploring a red accent line/streak to make the growth trajectory between the A and K more visible, while keeping the main wordmark clean and professional. The logo should feel: - Modern - Bold - Premium - Geometric - Digital / technology-oriented - Commerce-focused - Professional and scalable Important: I do NOT want shopping carts, shopping bags, storefronts, generic arrows, generic graphs, or a typical digital marketing agency logo. The visual metaphor should be hidden inside the typography. I like logos where the viewer first sees a simple wordmark, then discovers a clever visual meaning after looking at it more closely. I will provide my current AI-generated concept explorations and reference logos. Your role is to professionally reconstruct, improve, and finalize the concept, including proper typography, proportions, spacing, geometry, and vector construction. Final deliverables should include editable vector files (AI/SVG/EPS), PDF, PNG/JPG, black/white/reverse versions, and the final color version. Please include relevant examples of wordmark, typography-based, geometric, or concept-driven logos in your proposal. I am much more interested in this type of work than generic logo portfolios.