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Management Team
Rahm Shastry, President and CEO
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Rahm comes to Nascentric with an established executive-level track record at several startups as well as leading EDA companies. Prior to joining Nascentric, Rahm served as the president & CEO of Santa Clara, CA based Tharas Systems, a hardware-assisted verification company which was acquired by EVE, Inc in 2006. At Cadence Design Systems he held marketing positions of increasing responsibility, rising to the position of Group Director for Logic Design & Verification. At Viewlogic Systems, he held various technical marketing, applications and sales positions. He was a co-founder and CEO of TriQuest Design Automation, a behavioral synthesis startup. Rahm has an extensive background in VLSI and computer systems design and verification. He started his career as an IC designer and hardware designer. He holds a MSEE from State University of New York, Stony Brook and a B.Tech in Electronics & Communications from National Institute of Technology, Karnataka (India). |
Dr. John Croix, Founder and CTO
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John brings over 20 years of transistor-level analysis and timing estimation experience to Nascentric. As Chief Technical Officer (CTO), John leverages his experience in the design and implementation of advanced IC analysis and modeling solutions for nanometer-level design. Prior to Nascentric, he was CTO and co-founder of Silicon Metrics, a provider of characterization and modeling solutions for timing, power and signal integrity. At AMD, he was responsible for early timing estimation tools. A member of IBM's PowerPC design team he was responsible for development of characterization tools. At Texas Instruments he was actively involved in CAD tool development. John holds over fifteen patents and patent applications in the area of IC timing analysis. He has a BS from the University of Louisville, an MS in computer science from Southern Methodist University and Ph.D. from The University of Texas in Austin for his work in cell and interconnect timing analysis. |
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