Every course is taught by engineers currently shipping client programs, using the same EDA tools, sign-off criteria, and review discipline we run internally.
4,200+
Engineers trained
12
Active programs
92%
Cohort completion rate
78%
Placed within 6 months
Every program is capped at a small cohort size so instructors can review your work directly, not through a TA queue.
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.
Bring up custom Linux images, kernel modules, and board support packages on embedded hardware.
Learn FPGA-based prototyping workflows used for early software bring-up and IP validation.
Coursework is pulled directly from active client programs, not textbook exercises.
Every instructor ships production silicon between cohorts not full-time faculty.
Graduates get warm introductions into our client delivery teams and partner network.
Each program ends with a sign-off review modeled on real tapeout gate criteria.
Stage 01
Core concepts in digital logic, embedded architecture, and toolchains.
Stage 02
Hands-on labs mirroring real client workflows, reviewed by working engineers.
Stage 03
A capstone project scored against the same gate criteria used on client tapeouts.
Stage 04
Warm introductions into delivery teams and partner companies hiring now.