Two markets, one engineering organization.
IC design work packages and engineering for semiconductor equipment — the chip, and the machine that makes it. One review standard across both.
Chips: designed, verified, taped out
Engineering for the machines
IC design — what we build
Mixed-signal silicon that senses, measures and manages power — and the digital blocks around it.
Sensor signal chains
Conditioning, conversion, calibration. Temperature, pressure, flow, optical, magnetic.
Measurement and monitoring
Current, voltage, temperature, power. Wide-dynamic-range designs.
Power management
Regulation, sequencing, rail supervision. Fault detection and supervision.
Interface and timing
Sensor-to-controller interfaces. References and clocking.
Digital and memory blocks
Front-end digital, embedded memory. DFT and test insertion.
Physical implementation
Floorplan to GDSII. P&R, timing closure, DRC and LVS, sign-off.
Delivered as defined work packages on the customer's flow and node, or as complete designs on mature industrial processes at qualified foundries in Europe and Asia.
Semiconductor equipment engineering
For equipment makers and their module suppliers — the second market our team comes from.
Equipment and test software
Machine control, calibration and data software — qualified to the same standard as the hardware it runs on.
Embedded and electronics
Embedded software, FPGA and control electronics. Equipment subsystems and precision instruments.
Test, diagnostics, automation
Test frameworks and diagnostics. Assembly, test and inspection equipment.
Led by architects and project managers with a background in European equipment programs; delivered from Vietnam under the same review discipline and IP protection as our silicon work.
Four ways to start
How we work →Any customer can hand us a defined work package. Every package follows the same four steps and the same review standard.
01
A complete chip
A full design from brief to verified netlist, or through to prototype silicon.
02
A chip block
A sensing front-end, monitoring or interface block, delivered to the customer's integration criteria.
03
A design stage
Verification, physical design, DFT or test of an existing program. The lowest-risk way to start.
04
An equipment package
Software, embedded, test or diagnostics for equipment and modules — scoped and accepted the same way.