Ivarix Technologies is a deep-tech R&D house for SoCs, IPs and embedded systems, and a skill centre that closes the ASIC and firmware talent gap.
Everything Ivarix does runs on two engines that feed each other, original silicon & systems research, and a pipeline of engineers trained on the exact stacks that research runs on.
From SoC and IP design to firmware, we invest in research toward consumer, industrial and defence products.
See the work →Role-based tracks across the full ASIC flow and embedded firmware, designed to make engineers industry-ready.
View tracks →Rugged sensing, motor control and edge connectivity for factory and infrastructure systems.
On-device intelligence, pairing embedded ML with low-power silicon for the edge.
Reliable, secure embedded platforms designed for demanding mission environments.
Feedback from students who've been through Ivarix VLSI & semiconductor training sessions.
“Great sessions, an eye-opener for sure. We had good scope on the subject and got to experience multiple aspects of semiconductors. Great mentors and a lot of motivation to work towards this field.”
“The session was really good. Thanks to the trainers, we got a solid grip on how the digital VLSI industry works, and the different phases when an IC is manufactured. We got hands-on experience with the latest, in-demand tools across all the domains.”
“The session was really helpful. It provided crucial guidance for my career in VLSI and also explored all the domains in VLSI.”
“We learnt a lot in such a short span of time and the sessions were very engaging every single day. The exposure to interact with industry-relevant people was highly insightful.”
“All the trainers explained very well, and the atmosphere from day one to the last day was great. Every day it felt like, what am I going to learn today? Excited for the next session.”
“Very good. It gave us a proper introduction to the VLSI world and a good platform to start our journey into it.”
For students exploring the skill centre, recruiters verifying engineering work, or teams interested in our R&D, reach out.