ReyaTech started in Bangalore, in the gap between two rooms: the university classroom where VLSI is taught from slides, and the verification bench where silicon actually gets signed off.
We kept watching capable graduates fail interviews for jobs they could have done — not for lack of talent, but because they had never run a real simulator, never debugged a waveform, never written a testbench that had to pass.
So we built the instrument we wished we'd trained on: production-grade simulation in the browser, an AI tutor that adapts to every learner, and credentials that measure what employers actually hire for.
| REG | GAP |
|---|---|
| 0x00 | Theory–practice gapReal Verilator simulation, waveform debugging and production testbenches — in the browser |
| 0x01 | Tool accessIndustry simulators (Icarus Verilog, Verilator) baked into the platform — no licenses, no lab queue |
| 0x02 | PersonalizationAI personal tutor, adaptive learning paths, mastery-based assessment |
| 0x03 | Cost barriers50+ free modules and free fresher-path stages before a rupee changes hands |
Production-grade simulation in every lab. Working code and waveforms, never slideware.
Coverage targets, auto-graded assessments, verified credentials. We certify only what we can prove.
VLSI and UVM verification only. We don't teach firmware, analog, DFT or general software — vertical depth is the product.
Expert-level mastery shouldn’t gate on tool licenses or tuition. Free fundamentals for every learner, India-first pricing.
The people setting the mastery bar.
15+ years designing and verifying silicon at Intel and Qualcomm before founding ReyaTech to close the gap he kept hiring across.
Owns the platform: the in-browser Verilator pipeline, the AI tutor and the credentialing engine.
Writes the production testbenches and coverage models every learner is graded against.
India-first by design — with a mastery bar set against the teams our engineers join: Intel, NVIDIA, Qualcomm, AMD, TSMC.