QORVIX trains the next generation of semiconductor designers — from register-transfer logic to tapeout — on industry-grade EDA flows, mentored by engineers who ship silicon. Not a coaching class. A design house that teaches.
A modern chip moves through dozens of precise stages before a single transistor switches. Most training stops at theory. QORVIX runs the entire methodology — specification, micro-architecture, RTL, verification, synthesis, place-and-route, sign-off — on the same tools that tier-one fabless companies use to ship product.
Every learner builds a real, sign-off-clean design and leaves with a portfolio an engineering manager can read like a datasheet.
Five focused tracks, each mapped to a real role on a semiconductor team. Pick a specialisation or stack them into a full front-to-back path.
You learn the full RTL-to-GDSII flow — and run it end to end on a design of your own.
You don’t practise on toys. You learn on the production tools that design houses sign off real chips with.
Walk-ins welcome during counselling hours. Drop by to meet a mentor and see the flow running on real tools.
Talk to an advisor about the next cohort, eligibility, and the right track for where you are. Bring your background — we’ll map the path to tapeout.