Coming soon
Mentorship and training
Hands-on training in chip design and hardware engineering, taught by working engineers. We are preparing the first sessions now.
Two tracks
Chip design
Digital logic and RTL, FPGA, computer architecture and RISC-V, verification, synthesis and physical design, analog and mixed-signal circuits, test, and a full tape-out flow on open PDKs.
Hardware engineering
Bench skills, analog electronics, power supplies, microcontrollers and firmware, PCB design from two to four layers, EMC, power electronics, batteries and solar, testing and taking a product to market.
How it will run
- Small cohorts and one-to-one mentoring.
- Training for companies, universities and student chapters on request.
- Every module ends in something you build and test: a breadboard 8-bit CPU, an FPGA design, a working PCB, a chip layout that passes DRC and LVS.
- Progress is checked by what you can do on your own, not by attendance.
Mentoring helps you learn to do the work yourself. We don’t complete graded assignments, projects or theses on anyone’s behalf.
Hear when it opens
Email hello@syprion.com with the track you want, your level, and whether you want a cohort or one-to-one sessions. We’ll write to you when the first sessions are scheduled.