Electrical Engineer · Huntsville, AL

Anthony Muresan

I design hardware for aerospace and defense, and tinker with circuits, home automation, and self-hosted tools on my own time. Mostly power, interconnect, and some RF bench work.

fig. 1 · spectrum analyzerSWEEP
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Drag or scroll the knobs, or tab to one and use the arrow keys. Try finding the spur: Peak search, then Next peak. Click the screen to drop the marker.

01 / About
Anthony Muresan
fig. 4 · the engineer

I'm an Electrical System Design Engineer at Leidos in Huntsville, where I joined the Electrical Systems group in October 2026. The work is system-level electrical design for defense hardware: block diagrams, electrical requirements, cable specs and drawings, component selection and derating, and verification testing.

Before Leidos, I spent about a year and a half at Scientific Research Corporation on a ground-based RF training system, where I helped take it through preliminary and critical design reviews and worked across power, RF, and interconnect.

I have a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from UC Riverside, and started out designing commercial lighting control systems at Acuity Brands in California.

  • now Leidos, Huntsville
  • 4+ yrs in industry
  • B.S.E.E. UC Riverside '22
02 / Personal projects
Off-the-clock builds only
fig. 2 · block diagram LAN clients raspberry pi · docker Pi-hole Unbound Home Assistant Uptime Kuma root DNS Z-Wave DNS :53

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Homelab

Privacy-first smart home

Home Assistant and Z-Wave on a Raspberry Pi Docker host. Pi-hole with Unbound as a recursive resolver handles DNS for the house, and Uptime Kuma watches it all. Local control, no cloud.

  • Docker
  • Home Assistant
  • Z-Wave
  • Pi-hole
  • Unbound
  • Uptime Kuma
fig. 3 · block diagram Camera Jetson Nanoperception · planning Arduinomotor control Encoders Motor driver Steering servo serial

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Senior design · UC Riverside

Autonomous RC car

A small self-driving car built on an RC chassis. An onboard Jetson Nano handled the camera and the driving decisions, and an Arduino handled the motors and steering.

  • Jetson Nano
  • Arduino
  • Camera
03 / Experience
  • Electrical System Design Engineer · Leidoscurrent

    System-level electrical architecture and cable design for defense hardware.

    2026 – now
  • Electrical Engineer II · Scientific Research Corporation
    • Hardware lead for an RF electronics cabinet at its Critical Design Review; selected the major components and wrote the trade studies behind them.
    • Designed the power architecture from generator through solar, transfer switch, and UPS to the compute and RF loads, plus the E-stop and lockout/tagout scheme.
    • Built and bench-tested a 12-channel RF transmit prototype: mixer spurs, channel isolation, cable loss.
    • Wrote cable drawings and set up the program's cable numbering scheme; brought three newer engineers and interns up to speed.
    2025 – 2026
  • Application Engineer · Acuity Brands

    Lighting control systems for commercial buildings, to Title 24 and ASHRAE 90.1.

    2022 – 2025
  • B.S. Electrical Engineering · UC Riverside
    2022
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04 / Toolkit
Table 1. Typical characteristics
ParameterSymValue
Schematic & CADEDAAltium Designer, KiCad; directing SolidWorks assembly drawings
Power systemsPAC/DC distribution, solar and MPPT, UPS and transfer switches, E-stop and LOTO
RF bench testRFSpectrum analyzer, signal generator; spurs, isolation, insertion and return loss
InterconnectWCable drawings and harnesses, MIL-spec connectors, ASME Y14
Systems workSEBlock diagrams, requirements, trade studies, design reviews
PLMCMWindchill
05 / Contact