Semiconductor engineering companies
Firms delivering verification and design programmes for end customers that need formal engineers on those programmes.
Formal capacity for the companies delivering silicon programmes
HOW PARTNERSHIPS WORK
Engineering companies and verification teams often win or run programmes that need formal engineers faster than they can hire them. We work alongside them: our engineers join the programme under the partner’s process, and every engineer has a named TSIQ contact for technical oversight and escalation.
WHO WE WORK WITH
Firms delivering verification and design programmes for end customers that need formal engineers on those programmes.
Formal teams that need additional capacity during peaks, without lowering their review standard.
IP and design houses that want formal evidence on protocol, control and security logic.
In-house DV teams adding formal to critical blocks alongside simulation.
ENGAGEMENT MODELS
Formal engineers assigned to your programme for a defined period, onsite or remote, working in your flow.
Short-term formal capacity when a milestone or tape-out pushes your team past what it can absorb.
A defined block or property set delivered against agreed sign-off criteria and returned for your review.
A TSIQ-led formal team across a longer programme, with a single point of contact and programme-level reporting.
PROCESS
Mutual NDA, then the skills, duration and mode you need.
Engineer profiles reviewed against your requirement, or a written scope for a work package.
Technical interview, or a scoped pilot block.
Vendor registration, agreements and access to your environment.
Work in your flow, with engineering oversight from TSIQ.
WHY TERASILICON IQ
One discipline, one point of contact, and a company your procurement team can verify.
FIRST ENGAGEMENT
Whether you need additional Formal Verification capacity, support for a specific RTL block or help with an ongoing verification activity, we welcome a technical discussion to understand your requirement and agree a suitable engagement approach.
A first engagement can be small: one engineer for a defined period, or one block with agreed deliverables. The engagement model always depends on project scope, available engineers and your technical requirements.