Work we've been part of.
A look at some of the programs we've contributed to — the areas we worked in, and how we engaged.
Embedded Engineering for a
Next-Generation Silicon Program
YantraVision contributed across silicon validation, ML compiler stack development, and test automation — working within the client's team and processes across a multi-phase silicon program.
An on-device AI compute architecture,
built for inference at the edge.
The client was developing a next-generation silicon architecture designed to run machine learning workloads on-device, without reliance on cloud infrastructure. The program covered the full silicon lifecycle — from architecture definition and pre-silicon modelling through to post-silicon bring-up and production validation.
The scope included the silicon itself, the software stack that exposes it to ML frameworks, and the validation infrastructure that covers both environments. YantraVision was brought in to contribute across all three areas, working as part of the client's engineering organisation rather than as an external delivery stream.
"We worked within their team — using their tools, their processes, and their workflows. The work was assigned, reviewed, and delivered the same way as any internal contribution."
Integrated into the team,
not alongside it.
The engagement model was embedded from the start. Work was tracked in the client's issue management system, reviewed through their code review process, and delivered against their release milestones. There was no separate project management layer or dedicated interface between YantraVision engineers and the client's teams.
Engineers worked directly with counterparts in the client's silicon validation, compiler, and test infrastructure teams. Handoffs were direct. Decisions were made in the same rooms — or on the same calls — as the client's own engineers. This applied across all three workstreams throughout the program.
Three workstreams,
running in parallel across the program.
Across multiple phases,
from pre-silicon through to production readiness.
The engagement covered multiple phases of the silicon program. Work began during the pre-silicon phase, where the focus was on simulation environments, architecture-level validation, and building the automation infrastructure that would carry through to physical silicon. As the program moved into post-silicon bring-up, the same frameworks and test cases were ported and extended to run on physical devices.
Each phase brought changes in scope and priority, and the contribution areas shifted accordingly. Silicon validation activity increased significantly during post-silicon bring-up. Compiler stack contributions were concentrated in the mid-phase, around stabilisation. Test automation work ran throughout and was maintained across both environments simultaneously.
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