One engineering standard, two lines of work

Vetfab.ai is a Bengaluru-based semiconductor and embedded-AI R&D company. Our core work is turnkey engineering — RTL design, verification, physical design, custom layout, DFT, and embedded & edge AI — delivered for companies and teams that need it.

Alongside that R&D practice, we run NanoGyan — our industry-academia programme that embeds this same engineering standard inside engineering colleges, and a secondary training offering for individuals. All three are built on the same tools, workflows, and engineers — no separate track for "just training."

What we believe

  • R&D work and structured teaching should run on the same standard, not two
  • Trainers should be practising engineers, not full-time instructors
  • AI-assisted workflows are part of the job now — so they're part of everything we deliver
  • Colleges are partners in building India's chip design talent pool, not customers of a course

Founder — Rakesh Arvety Ramesh

Rakesh founded Vetfab.ai after building operations at scale across Swiggy, Ayu Health and Rapido — leading city and category-level teams, and taking on-the-ground execution from idea to run-rate. At Vetfab, that background drives GTM, institutional partnerships (NanoGyan), and operational execution — while the engineering depth comes from the practising engineers on the team.

Rakesh Arvety Ramesh

Founder & Authorized Signatory

Operations leadership → deep-tech entrepreneurship. B.E. Mechanical, BMS College of Engineering.

Practising engineers, decades of combined experience

The people who deliver our R&D work are the same people leading RTL design, verification, and embedded systems training — bringing real project context into every session.

Our engineers bring 60+ years of combined experience across RTL design, verification, and embedded systems — practising engineers, not full-time instructors, bringing real project context into every engagement, training session, and NanoGyan classroom.

Want to know more?

Whether you're considering an engineering engagement, a NanoGyan partnership, or training — we're happy to talk.

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