Abdulaziz Allahdan serves as a Project Manager in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Lawrence Technological University. In this role, he supports the day-to-day operations of engineering labs, making sure students and faculty have access to up-to-date equipment and a space that supports hands-on learning.

He works closely with both students and faculty to maintain lab equipment, assist with projects, and help bring ideas to life. His work is especially focused on areas like printed circuit board design and electronics systems, where students can apply what they learn in class to real-world engineering situations. As an LTU student, Allahdan was involved in an industry-sponsored project with the Electrical and Computer Engineering department called “Contextualizer,” in collaboration with AI solutions company Stefanini, which gave him early exposure to applied engineering work.

Before stepping into his current role, Allahdan worked as a graduate assistant at the University of Detroit Mercy while earning his master’s degree. As an LTU graduate himself, he understands what students need to succeed and enjoys being part of an environment that supports their growth and development.

» Education

• Master of Science, Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Detroit Mercy
• Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering, Lawrence Technological University

» Areas of Responsibility

• Management and daily operations of electrical and computer engineering laboratories
• Maintenance and upgrading of lab equipment and resources
• Support for student projects and hands-on learning
• Preparation of technical documentation and lab materials
• Collaboration with faculty to support coursework and lab instruction

» Programs

• Electrical and Computer Engineering labs and student project support