Centre of Excellence for Chip Design
A Centre of Excellence for Chip Design is being set up by NIELIT in partnership with SoCTeamup Semiconductors Pvt Ltd. The aim is to provide internship to UG/PG/Passsout students, faculty members & industry professionals over a period of four months with complete visibility of ASIC design flow (RTL-GDSII) and specialization in one of the chip design verticals viz. Design Verification (DV) and Design for Test (DFT) etc.
Key Highlights:
- Industry style internship program with exposure to industry standard projects.
- Get specialized in specific IC design verticals like DV, DFT etc.
- Complete visibility of ASIC implementation from Specs to GDSII.
- Program delivery by highly experienced industry professionals.
- Experts having collective experience of delivering 50+ tapeouts to clients like Intel, Nvidia, NXP Semiconductors, Samsung, Texas instruments, Microchip etc. and 50+ years of combined experience in semiconductor industry.
- Entire program execution on Cadence EDA tool bundle.
- 4-month certificate program with placement support.
- Only limited (20) seats for inaugural batch in offline mode.
- Availability in both online & offline mode.
Pre-requisites:
- Course on Digital Electronics.
- Programming in Verilog/VHDL.
Who can attend:
- Students pursuing degrees in Electrical engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Computer Science or related fields.
- Recent graduates/Faculty members seeking to enter the semiconductor industry.
- Professionals looking to transition into ASIC design.
- Anyone interested in gaining practical skills in RTL to GDSII flow for ASICs.
Some of the key developments happening in the semiconductor industry:
- Semiconductor World needs over a million (10 lakh) skilled workers & designers
- India approves $10 billion plan to lure semiconductor and display makers
- Tata Projects bags contract to build Micron’s $2.75 billion semiconductor plant in Gujarat
- The CHIPS Act Has Sparked $200 Billion in Private Investments for U.S. Semiconductor Production
- The World needs more skilled semiconductor workers
- Indian Semiconductor Industry to generate 6 lakh jobs
- Govt aims to setup the Bharat Semiconductor Research Centre in 2024
- HCL group planning USD 300 million semiconductor foray