Founder & CEO
Profile summary: MS in Economics at Stanford University

Spheresemi provides an AI‑driven platform that automatically generates, evaluates, and optimizes custom RF and mixed‑signal semiconductor blocks, delivering production‑ready layouts that are DRC/LVS‑clean and PDK‑aware. Customers receive either fabricated chips or reusable IP—such as LNAs, PAs, filters, beamformers, SerDes, ADCs, and DACs—tailored to specific performance targets, often surpassing human‑only design baselines while reducing development time and cost.
Raised to date
$20MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
across 2 rounds





+2$7.5M · Seed
Announced Sep 2025
Disclosed cumulative: $20M
Designing high‑performance RF and mixed‑signal semiconductor blocks traditionally relies on manual layout and iterative prototyping, which is time‑consuming, costly, and limited by human intuition. This slows time‑to‑market for products that need custom analog components such as LNAs, PAs, filters, or high‑speed SerDes.
Spheresemi applies an AI‑driven design engine to generate, evaluate, and optimize analog and mixed‑signal circuit layouts automatically. The platform produces thousands of candidate designs in days, selects those that meet specified performance targets, and ensures they are DRC/LVS‑clean and manufacturable within the target PDK. Customers receive either a custom fabricated chip or reusable IP that matches their exact specifications, with performance that often exceeds human‑only baselines. By reducing manual design cycles, Spheresemi shortens development timelines and improves unit economics for specialized RF and mixed‑signal solutions.
Primary customers are semiconductor companies, hardware OEMs, and system integrators developing advanced wireless, radar, or high‑speed data‑link products that require bespoke RF or mixed‑signal blocks.