See you at DAC

Our team’s at DAC, July 26–29 at the Long Beach Convention Center. We’re going to listen, we’re bringing a chip you can take apart, and we’re hiring.

I’m attending: DAC 63, the chips to systems conference

Our team will be at the Design Automation Conference, July 26–29 at the Long Beach Convention Center. If you’re there, come say hi.

We’re going to listen

We don’t have a booth this year. We’ll be on the floor and in the sessions, talking with the engineers who run regressions, close coverage and sign off chips for a living.

We want to hear what a bad week looks like on your program, where the hours actually go, and which part of the flow you’d hand off first if you could. The answers shape what we build next.

A chip you can take apart

We’re bringing an actual 130 nm die, running in the browser. Every layer from diffusion to top metal, 239 designs, and a trace that shows how far one change spreads across them. Ask us and we’ll pull it up, or open it yourself.

Who we’d love to meet

Verification leads on accelerators, CPUs and custom silicon. CAD and methodology teams who keep the flow running. Anyone who has reopened a waveform late at night to find out whether a fix broke something else. If that’s you, find us in Long Beach or grab time with us.

We’re hiring

We’re a small team with backgrounds at Apple, AMD, Meta, Synopsys and Cadence, building the system for autonomous silicon verification, the harness that lets AI agents verify a chip end to end. If you want to build it with us, tell us what you’ve built.