Hi
Here’s a common VLSI interview question:
“Write a TCL script to parse a synthesis log file, extract all ‘max delay’ values exceeding 2ns, and generate a summary report with instance names and paths.”
Why this
matters:
If you’re targeting roles in STA, Physical Design, or Synthesis, interviewers expect you to automate such tasks. Without scripting skills, even brilliant engineers struggle to debug timing issues or optimize workflows.
How the TCL Workshop prepares you:
- Real-World Scripting: Learn to write scripts for log parsing, constraint generation, and DRC fixes —
exactly what RTL/PD/STA roles demand.
- Linux + EDA Tools: Navigate industry-standard tools (Synopsys DC, Cadence Innovus) using TCL in a Linux environment.
- Interview-Ready Practice: Solve 10+ problems mirroring actual technical rounds at companies like Intel, Qualcomm, and NVIDIA.
Workshop registration closes in 4 hours. Register Now using below link
https://www.vlsisystemdesign.com/tclworkshop/
Why act today?
- Freshers: 70% of Level 1 rejections hinge on weak scripting.
- Professionals: Legacy methods fail at 5nm/3nm nodes. Automation is non-negotiable.
Best regards,
Kunal Ghosh
Founder
VLSI System Design (VSD)
P.S. This isn’t just about interviews - scripting defines your efficiency in tapeouts. Don’t miss the final chance to enroll.
