About

Rakshit Goyal is a skilled Verification Software Developer at Arm with over 4 years of relevant experience. His primary focus is on developing a python based offline Random Instruction Sequence (RIS) generator for top-level, pre-silicon verification of ARM processors (A and R class), with a specialization in mem-sys and multi-processor systems. Rakshit is responsible for developing complex test scenarios for mem-sys and multi-processor systems and debugging test failures from RTL/model logs. He has a deep understanding of ARM architecture, VMSA, memory model, and Aarch64 ISA. He is proficient in programming languages such as Python, C/C++, and ARM Assembly and has experience in shell scripting. Rakshit's role at Arm involves responsibilities of a software engineer, a software architect, and an electronics engineer. He has worked on developing software to create Assembly code and Embedded C libraries that can run on Arm based A/R class CPUs. His key skills include developing complex test scenarios, debugging test failures, and ARM architecture. Rakshit has a Bachelor of Technology degree in Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering from Nirma University, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. He also has a background in Birla Shiksha Kendra. In his previous roles, Rakshit worked as a Graduate Verification Engineer and CPEG Intern at Arm. As a CPEG Intern, he created a Python and SQL-based RIS generator to produce assembly files based on micro-architecture specifications. Various CPU-specific scenarios can be identified and generated using this tool. Rakshit is interested in software development in Python, Assembly, and Embedded C/C++. His tech stack includes Software Engineer, Python, test, Senior Software Engineer, C, and SQL. He is a highly skilled and dedicated professional with a passion for software development and a drive to succeed.