Rehan Kapadia
Director MOSIS 2.0
| Foundry Service | Technology Node | Tapeout Date |
|---|---|---|
| GlobalFoundries | 180 nm | 8/11/2026 |
Rapid prototyping and process development capability through access to seven university nanofabrication facilities and other experimental prototyping facilities within the Southern California area and throughout the nation.
Supporting both silicon CMOS and advanced compound semiconductor technologies with seamless access to a wide array of commercial silicon MPW services from leading large, medium, and small-volume foundries.
Providing comprehensive chip design services that simplify and streamline the development process, enabling customers to bring their innovative ideas from concept to silicon.
The SWAP Hub provides a suite of test and modeling services to evaluate materials, devices, packages, and full systems across a wide range of environments for mission-critical applications.
MOSIS 2.0 is the central storefront and gateway to access cutting-edge prototyping services, targeting advanced RF, 5G/6G, and EW applications.
The Prototype Integration and Engineering Service (PIES) Team is at the core of MOSIS 2.0 - a dedicated fab-knowledgeable engineering group that supports designers to accelerate their innovations to solutions.
We invite innovators, researchers, and industry partners to engage with MOSIS 2.0-and join us in advancing next-generation microelectronics.
Director MOSIS 2.0
Fabrication Services
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The MOSIS 2.0 team is excited to be attending @[DAC, The Chips to Systems Conference](urn:li:organization:6254598) in Long Beach this month!
π Expo Dates: July 27β29, 2026
π Venue: Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center
π’ Visit us at Booth 630, alongside our colleagues from MMEC.
If you're developing the next generation of semiconductor technologies, stop by to meet our team. We'd love to discuss how we can help streamline your design, fabrication, and prototyping journey with the services and resources you need to move from concept to chip.
If you're planning to attend DAC, don't miss the chance to register for the FREE "I β€οΈ DAC Pass," available through July 12:
π https://lnkd.in/e-Nmf_5b
Learn more about us:
πΉ California DREAMS: https://ca-dreams.org/
πΉ MOSIS 2.0: https://www.mosis2.com/
πΉ MMEC: https://mmeconsortium.org/
We can't wait to connect with researchers, innovators, startups, and industry partners at Booth 630. See you at DAC 2026!
We are looking for a Microelectronics Fabrication & Process Integration Engineer to help advance the next generation of semiconductor prototyping through MOSIS 2.0βthe central prototyping storefront at the heart of the California DREAMS ecosystem.
In this hybrid, customer-facing role, you will translate innovative semiconductor process designs into fabricated and packaged hardware through a network of university and industry fabrication partners.
If you're passionate about semiconductor manufacturing, process development, and enabling breakthrough microelectronics, we'd love to hear from you.
π Marina del Rey, CA
π Learn more and apply: https://lnkd.in/gjnA5wEh
β‘οΈ And be sure to follow MOSIS 2.0 on LinkedIn for future career opportunities, technology partnerships, and updates.
This value-added partnership enables customers to access the full suite of GF technologies via the MOSIS 2.0 storefront, including cutting-edge FinFET and FDXβ’ FD-SOI process technologies, helping innovators move advanced chip designs from concept to fabrication.
Founded at the USC Information Sciences Institute and a core component of California DREAMS, MOSIS 2.0 is helping accelerate innovation and strengthen the U.S. microelectronics ecosystem by bringing together leading foundries through a single access point.
We're grateful to GlobalFoundries for partnering with us to expand access to world-class semiconductor manufacturing capabilities.
Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g27-Fc9F
We're grateful to our presenters, Jon Hacker (@[Teledyne Scientific & Imaging](urn:li:organization:1379764)), @[Istvan Rodriguez](urn:li:person:oE52o6Wa_I) ( Raytheon), @[Maxwell Duffy](urn:li:person:dTndPzWm_c) ( Northrop Grumman), and David Fanning (@[HRL Laboratories, LLC](urn:li:organization:24318)), who shared insights into advanced semiconductor technologies and prototyping opportunities.
Our Director, Rehan Kapadia, provided an overview of the MOSIS 2.0 ecosystem, and Kenneth Zick ( USC Information Sciences Institute) demonstrated the MOSIS 2.0 Accelerated Prototyping Platform (MAPP)βa reusable, programmable prototyping environment that eliminates the need to build custom testbeds, interfaces, and integrations from scratch.
We look forward to continuing the conversation with developers and supporting your journey from concept to prototype and beyond.
Learn more about MOSIS 2.0: https://www.mosis2.com/
Register here: https://lnkd.in/gNFnYS6x