KiCad Schematic & PCB Development

I am moving a hardware project from concept to production and need a KiCad specialist to work alongside me through schematic capture, PCB layout design, and library management. The current schematic is still in its initial draft, but I have already documented every functional block, net constraint, and mechanical boundary in a detailed requirements PDF that I will share as soon as we start. Your first task will be to review and clean up the draft schematic, verifying component choices and flagging any electrical or footprint conflicts. From there we will: • Finalise the component libraries, adding any missing symbols or footprints so the project remains self-contained and version-controlled. • Complete the PCB layout to match my stack-up, keep-out zones, and routing guidelines (high-speed pairs and controlled impedance notes are in the document). • Generate manufacturing outputs—Gerbers, drill files, BOM, and assembly drawings—ready for a quick turn proto run. Acceptance criteria: the KiCad project must open without errors on v7.x, ERC and DRC must pass with zero critical warnings, and the board must meet the fabrication specs outlined in the requirements file. If you have proven experience taking boards from schematic to fab inside KiCad and can communicate clearly while iterating, I’d like to hear how you would approach these steps and see examples of past layouts.