Vinod Bangalore Ganesh

Product Engineer

Dresden, Saxony, Germany5 mos experience

Key Highlights

  • Expertise in formal verification and hardware design.
  • Hands-on experience with advanced digital design methodologies.
  • Strong academic background with a Master's degree in Nanoelectronic Systems.
Stackforce AI infers this person is a Semiconductor Design Engineer with expertise in digital design and verification methodologies.

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Skills

Core Skills

Formal VerificationHardware DesignDigital DesignHardware AccelerationDigital Design MethodologyAutomation

Other Skills

JasperGoldOnespinPython (Programming Language)SystemVerilogVerilogOpenTimerSynopsys SpyglassDigital Circuit DesignElectronicsSVADigital IC DesignSynopsys Design CompilerYosysJenkinsSynopsys VCSpyglass

About

Vinod is a recent MSc. graduate from Technische Universität Dresden, with hands-on experience in Hardware design and verification. His academic and industrial work has strengthened his expertise in hardware design, formal verification, and digital hardware design methodologies. He is eager to contribute to innovative hardware development in advancing technology environments. Beyond his professional pursuits, he has a strong passion for electronic music, particularly house genres. He closely follows Formula 1 and has developed a growing interest in football since moving to Germany. He maintains a disciplined fitness routine, reflecting his commitment to an active and balanced lifestyle. He also has a keen interest in singing, reflecting his appreciation for music beyond listening.

Experience

5 mos
Total Experience
5 mos
Average Tenure
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Current Experience

Infineon technologies

3 roles

Master Thesis Student

Promoted

Apr 2025Sep 2025 · 5 mos · Munich, Bavaria, Germany · Hybrid

  • Formal Timer IP Specification and Automated RTL Generation
  • i. Formalizing the Universal Specification Format(USF) to model a Timer IP
  • ii. Modelling Timer IP behavior as a USF function set
  • iii. Parameterization of the USF model to cover different Timer IP configurations
  • iv. Interface verification followed by Automated RTL generation from the USF
  • Specification and existing design generator
  • v. Formal property generation(SVA) from the USF model
  • vi. Formal Verification of Timer IP RTL and analysis of USF's implications on
  • completeness, coverage and convergence
JasperGoldOnespinFormal VerificationHardware Design

Working Student - Digital Design

Oct 2024Mar 2025 · 5 mos · Munich, Bavaria, Germany · Hybrid

  • USF based IP Specification and Design generation
  • i. Conceptual analysis of the USF specification format for the application to a Memory
  • Mapped I/O
  • ii. Formalizing the USF to model a memory-mapped Input output block
  • iii. Parameterization of the model to cover broad range of applications of MMIO (ex.
  • for SPI, Timer and Connectivity device)
  • iv. Formal Verification of existing MMIO RTL of Timer and SPI blocks, and analysis of
  • USF's implications on completeness, coverage and convergence
Python (Programming Language)SystemVerilogDigital DesignFormal Verification

Working Student - Digital Design Methodology

Aug 2023Jul 2024 · 11 mos · Dresden, Saxony, Germany

  • a. Synopsys Spyglass subflow test Automation (Aug 2023 - Jan 2024)
  • i. Developed Jenkins-based automated test drivers for Spyglass subflows, including
  • linting, CDC, and RDC verification.
  • ii. Automated execution of individual test cases to validate Spyglass flow updates.
  • iii. Designed and implemented Jenkins pipelines to trigger multiple test case runs
  • upon code push to Bitbucket repo.
  • b. CDC and RDC Methodology (Feb 2024 - July 2024)
  • i. Created RTL snippets with deliberate Clock Domain Crossing (CDC) and Reset
  • Domain Crossing (RDC) violations.
  • ii. Executed Synopsys Spyglass simulations on snippets to identify and study CDC/
  • RDC messages and violation patterns.
  • iii. Documented findings and simulation results to support internal knowledge
  • sharing and methodology improvement.
Synopsys SpyglassDigital Circuit DesignDigital Design MethodologyAutomation

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Research Project

Jun 2024Aug 2024 · 2 mos · Dresden, Saxony, Germany

  • Hardware Acceleration of Gaussian Error Linear Unit (GeLU) Activation
  • Function
  • i. Research about GeLU function, Perform python simulations to approximate GeLU
  • ii. Implementation of the different approximations in Verilog
  • iii. Verification and logic synthesis followed by analysis of each implemented
  • approximation
VerilogOpenTimerHardware AccelerationDigital Design

Education

Technische Universität Dresden

Master of Science - MS — Nanoelectronic Systems

Oct 2022Sep 2025

Visvesvaraya Technological University

Bachelor of Engineering - BE — Electronics and Communications Engineering

Jan 2018Jan 2022

Seshadripuram Pre-University College - India

Pre-University College — Science

Jun 2016May 2018

Vijaya high School

High school

Apr 2016Present

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