Semi Transis - Unlocking The Code of Modern Electronics, designs embedded systems, VLSI architectures, and silicon-grade firmware for semiconductor and product engineering teams and trains the engineers who build them.
Yield
98.4%
Die under test
Core R4 · C5
Track record
180+
Silicon tapeouts supported
620+
Verification test suites shipped
4,200+
Engineers trained on-floor
35+
Semiconductor & OEM partners
One team spanning chip architecture, verification, embedded systems, and firmware so hand-offs never cost you a schedule.
Full-custom and standard-cell design flows from RTL through GDSII, tuned for power, performance, and area.
UVM-based functional verification and formal methods that catch defects before they reach the fab.
Real-time embedded architectures for automotive, industrial, and edge-compute platforms.
Firmware, drivers, and BSPs engineered for reliability across the product lifecycle.
From die architecture to the firmware that ships in the field engagements structured around your product roadmap, not our org chart.
End-to-end SoC development architecture, RTL, and physical design sized for automotive and edge-AI workloads.
Rapid FPGA bring-up for early software validation, IP proving, and pre-silicon system integration.
Board support packages, RTOS integration, and driver stacks engineered for long product lifecycles.
Post-silicon bring-up, characterization, and compliance testing to move chips from lab to production.
Programs move through four disciplined phases each with defined sign-off criteria before the next begins.
Phase 01
Define system architecture, RTL structure, and micro-plans against your power, performance, and area targets.
Phase 02
Run coverage-driven UVM verification and formal checks to close functional and timing sign-off.
Phase 03
Manage physical design, DFT, and foundry hand-off through to GDSII release.
Phase 04
Bring up firmware, BSPs, and drivers on silicon and validate the full system in the field.
Every course is built from live project workflows the same tools, sign-off criteria, and review discipline used on our client programs.
Master the RTL-to-GDSII flow: logic design, synthesis, timing closure, and physical implementation on industry EDA tools.
Build UVM testbenches and coverage-driven methodologies used to sign off production silicon.
Design real-time systems on ARM Cortex platforms, from schematic to RTOS-driven application code.
Write production-grade bootloaders, drivers, and BSPs for Linux and RTOS-based embedded targets.
“SEMI TRANSIS closed our verification coverage gap in six weeks work that had stalled internally for two quarters. Their sign-off discipline is the closest thing to an in-house team we've found.”
“We brought them in for BSP and driver development on a new automotive SoC. The hand-off documentation alone was better than most vendors' finished deliverables.”
“Their VLSI training cohort upskilled twelve of our junior engineers in under four months. Two are now leading our physical design sign-off.”