Abdulaziz Abdullah

Electrical Engineering graduate with hands-on experience in embedded systems, control systems, motor control, computer vision, and hardware-software integration through academic engineering projects. Proficient in MATLAB, Simulink, Python, C, and engineering development tools, seeking an entry-level electrical engineering role to apply technical problem-solving skills and contribute to practical engineering solutions.

Automated Basketball Shooting Trainer Using Computer Vision | Aug 2025 – Apr 2026
Senior Capstone Project | 4-Person Team | 3rd Place, Senior Project Competition

• Developed and integrated Raspberry Pi 5, motor-control, and mobile application components for an automated basketball training machine.
• Programmed a Python/Flask server and integrated an ODrive S1 motor controller with closed-loop velocity control.
• Contributed to an iPhone app using SwiftUI, ARKit, Vision, and LiDAR; the prototype detected players, measured distance, responded to gestures, and launched basketballs up to approximately 21–22 ft.

Quanser Rotary Inverted Pendulum | Fall 2025
Control Systems Laboratory, ENGR 446

• Developed and tested a feedback control system using a Quanser QUBE-Servo 2.
• Modeled and analyzed system behavior in MATLAB and Simulink and compared simulation results with hardware testing.
• Implemented and tuned PD, LQR, and swing-up control strategies to achieve upright stabilization and evaluate system response.

• Dean’s List, San Francisco State University – Fall 2023, Spring 2024, Fall 2024, Spring 2025, Summer 2025, Spring 2026
• 3rd Place, Senior Project Competition – Automated Basketball Shooting Trainer Using Computer Vision, 2026