VLSI Engineering
Block-level ownership inside your chip programme — design, verification, implementation and the evidence that closes each milestone.
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Engineering Services for Silicon and Connected Systems
Three ways in, one delivery discipline. Start with the track closest to your problem, or tell us the problem and we will scope it with you.
Three engineering tracks
Each track is led by engineers who work in that discipline day to day, with clear ownership from scope to handover.
Embedded Systems
The software layer between silicon and product: firmware, platform bring-up support, drivers and the stacks your device talks over.
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Bring-up & Validation
Lab engineering for first power-on, the bugs that only appear on real hardware, and the rigs that keep catching them afterwards.
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How teams bring us in
The commercial shape is yours to pick. All four run on the same review and handover discipline.
Dedicated pod
A small team assigned to your programme for a fixed period, working in your tools, your repository and your review cadence.
Fixed-scope project
A defined deliverable with agreed acceptance criteria, milestones and a price — best when the boundary is already clear.
Specialist augmentation
One or two engineers with a specific skill added to your existing team to unblock a phase, a tool flow or a closure milestone.
Review & advisory
A short, focused engagement: architecture review, methodology audit or a second opinion before you commit to a direction.
From first conversation to handover
Four steps, no surprises in the middle.
01
Scope call
A technical conversation, not a sales one. We establish the boundary, the constraints and whether we are the right fit.
02
Proposal & plan
Written scope, named engineers, milestone dates and the acceptance criteria we will be measured against.
03
Delivery
Work lands in your repository from week one, with a standing review slot and concise status covering evidence, risks and next actions.
04
Handover
Documentation, scripts and open risks transferred so your team can carry the work without calling us.
Not sure which track you need?
Describe the problem and we will tell you which discipline it belongs to — or that it is not one we should take on.