EV Systems Engineer · Aerospace engineering
Building vehiclesystems end to end.
I’m Muhammad Anjum, an EV Systems Engineer at The Thermal Club and an aerospace engineering student at San Diego State University. I work across vehicle electrical integration, high-voltage batteries, controls, and technical teams.
From architecture
to commissioning.
Projects are organized by verified scope, contribution, and outcome.
Full-vehicle electrical conversion
Custom low-voltage harness, MCU and dash programming, high-voltage battery validation, BMS configuration, and final commissioning.
Open project ↗High-voltage tractive accumulator
Aztec Electric Racing’s first high-voltage battery system, developed with controls integration and validation documentation.
Open project ↗Powertrain testbench and pedal controls
Electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, inverter, wiring, and driver-interface work on a functional test platform.
Open project ↗IAM3D competition drone
Project planning, documentation, procurement, budgeting, and travel for a fourth-place international finish.
Open project ↗Current and
recent roles.
The Thermal Club
EV Systems Engineer
↗Muslim Tech Collaborative
Founder & President
↗SpaceX
Supplier Development Engineering Intern
↗Aztec Electric Racing
President · Energy Storage · Powertrain & Ergonomics
↗NASA · Kennedy Space Center
Integrated Management System Office Intern
↗ASME · SDSU
Project Manager
↗Vehicle systems,
hardware, and integration.
I’m interested in EV, aerospace, battery, test, manufacturing, supplier-development, and systems-engineering roles.