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.
Six 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.
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.