Surabhi was one of the Engineers I wanted to seek advice from about RTL Design. She was very compassionate and friendly in giving me advice on the particular concepts to prepare from an RTL Design perspective. She also provided valuable insights on what kind of concepts that interviews focus on. She also reviewed my resume and told me what was good, and what needed a bit of improvement. All in all, I am very grateful for the fact that she took her time to boost my morale during this time of my job search. Thanks Surabhi!
Dhanush Vijayanagaram
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Talking to Surabhi was great! She gave me a lot of insights into RTL design, how I can improve my current skills to get into RTL design as a new grad, and feedback on my resume. Hearing from someone in industry is always a great way to learn more! 100% would recommend her for early career help and advice
I’m an ASIC RTL Design Engineer building high-speed networking silicon in Silicon Valley. My work centers on microarchitecture design for dataflow systems where performance, correctness, and timing must all coexist.
Alongside work, I study hardware security research and explore how subtle control logic and rare states can introduce hidden risk in silicon systems.
I enjoy conversations with engineers who want to:
• Move into RTL / ASIC roles
• Strengthen microarchitecture thinking
• Prepare for silicon design interviews
• Explore hardware security research
• Navigate early career growth in hardware
