IEEE Region 5 Young Professionals Tech Talk Series: Post-Silicon Validation: Building Success in a Competitive Market
Join us every second Friday at 11AM CTS for an exciting series of technical presentation specifically designed for IEEE Young Professionals. This series will provide valuable insights into cutting-edge technologies, industry trends, and practical solutions to challenges faced in many sectors such as electrical, energy, electronics, etc.. Network with your peers, learn from subject matter experts, and learn something new outside of your career path!
In an ever-changing market, post-silicon validation plays a critical role in creating industry changing devices. Validation ensures the product is not just up to standards, but goes above and beyond what the customer may expect. We will explore critical skills that are currently trending in the field that will assist in paving the way for a successful career. While also exploring how validation work can be rewarding as we delve into its importance in the silicon market. Join us for an insightful deep dive on
current useful skills and the wonders validation has to offer.
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- Date: 09 May 2025
- Time: 04:00 PM UTC to 05:30 PM UTC
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- Starts 18 April 2025 05:00 AM UTC
- Ends 09 May 2025 04:00 PM UTC
- No Admission Charge
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Brent Cole
Post-Silicon Validation: Building Success in a Competitive Market
In an ever-changing market, post-silicon validation plays a critical role in creating industry changing devices. Validation ensures the product is not just up to standards, but goes above and beyond what the customer may expect. We will explore critical skills that are currently trending in the field that will assist in paving the way for a successful career. While also exploring how validation work can be rewarding as we delve into its importance in the silicon market. Join us for an insightful deep dive on current useful skills and the wonders validation has to offer.
Biography:
Brent Cole studied Electrical Engineering at Texas State with a focus in micro and nano devices. He has worked at AMD in memory validation for 3 years. Outside of work hobbies include hiking, video games and playing guitar.