Verification is all we do
No generalist bench reassigned between RTL, physical design and verification depending on who is idle. Every engineer we staff has spent their career in DV, and stays in it.
About us
You are not buying hours. You are buying the confidence to commit to a tapeout date in front of your executive team.
Why VeriCoreIP
Every verification vendor claims depth and flexibility. These are the ones we would want answered if we were the buyer.
Talk to a verification leadNo generalist bench reassigned between RTL, physical design and verification depending on who is idle. Every engineer we staff has spent their career in DV, and stays in it.
Each engagement is led by an engineer who has personally owned a block through sign-off and tapeout. They set the architecture and review the work — they are not a name on a slide.
We adopt your simulator, your methodology, your naming conventions, your review process and your bug tracker. Nothing we leave behind requires VeriCoreIP to maintain it.
Weekly coverage deltas, bug find-and-fix rates, regression health and risk items — written to survive scrutiny from your program office, not to flatter us.
How it starts
A predictable, low-commitment start. Nothing is binding until you have reviewed the proposed scope in writing.
You walk us through the design, the schedule and where the gaps are. We tell you honestly whether we are the right fit, and what we would do first.
DiscoveryScope, staffing profile, named engineers, milestones and commercials — in a document your procurement and program teams can review directly.
ProposalNDA and MSA executed, secure access to your environment established, tools and licences confirmed, and the team reading your specification.
OnboardingFirst tests running, then a steady cadence of coverage progress, bug reports and risk flags until the sign-off package is in your hands.
DeliveryNo pitch deck and no obligation. Describe the design and the deadline, and you will get an honest read on whether we can help — and what we would tackle first.