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Doulos Senior Consultant, Dr David Long, will be hosting Easier UVM Register Layer on February 17, 2012. Attendance is FREE.

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Central Europe: Technical Consulting Engineer - hardware design and verification
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Regional Partners and Associates opportunities

To enable growth into new subject domains and to provide local capability in high growth regions, Doulos is seeking subject matter specialists to become Certified Training Instructors (CTIs) in certain subjects and in specific locations:

Early and pressing opportunities exist in the following locations:

North America: Embedded Software  (C, C++, UML, Linux) - Find out more »

India: VLSI - Complex verification methodologies (SystemVerilog/OVM/UVM) - Find out more »

Doulos is delighted to announce a free, live two-part training webinar, which will provide an introduction to the core architecture and debug overview of the ARM Cortex-A9 processor.

This webinar is brought to you in assocation with TVS, the Doulos Certified Training Partner for ARM and verification training in India,

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Doulos is delighted to be sponsoring ARM's European Technical Conference 2011 with partners Amblot at the Cap15 Congress Centre in Paris on December 8th .

Meet the Amblot team and find out about ARM approved and Embedded Software training and resources at the Doulos booth.

Register for AETC 2011 here »

Doulos CTO John Aynsley will again be hosting Easier UVM: Functional Verification for Mainstream Designers in November 2011 - attendance is FREE.

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Oct 3, Austin, Texas Sept 29, Boston, Massachusetts June 23, Grenoble, France June 23, Bangalore, India May 19, Munich, Germany May 17, Reading, UK March 28, San Jose, California

2011

Visit the Doulos booth or contact the sales team directly to find out more.

Doulos CTO John Aynsley will be hosting a new webinar on Easier UVM in September 2011 - attendance is FREE.

(REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED)

Embedded Systems Developer Forum
Jul 5-6, 2011

ARM Systems Design and Development Conference
Jul 5, 2011

Doulos are pleased to be participating this year in both events organised by DESIGN & ELEKTRONIK at the Forum am Schlosspark in Ludwigsburg.

Don't miss Doulos' ARM guru, Marcus Harnisch, who will be presenting:
DSP, SIMD and Floating Point with the ARM Cortex-M4 at 4.15pm on Tuesday July 5th.

Entry to the exhibition is free.

Find out more about ARM and Embedded Training and Scheduled Courses running in Munich on the Doulos web site.

Doulos are pleased to be presenting at NMI's Low-Power Verification - bridging the gap between hardware and software event at Rutherford Appleton Laboratory on June 21st.

Doulos CTO John Aynsley will be presenting "Software-driven Verification using SystemC TLM-2.0 Virtual Platforms".

Doulos are delighted to be exhibiting and providing direct learning opportunities at the 48th Design Automation Conference running June 5 through 9 in San Diego.

As the momentum across the industry is rising with the migration to  the first Universal Verification Methodology (UVM), Doulos will be highlighting and presenting a workshop on Easier UVM, a progressive way to engage with UVM for mainstream designers.

The very latest in the Golden Reference Guide series, the UVM Golden Reference Guide will also be published for the first time. There will be opportunities at the show to obtain the first copies on a complimentary basis.

Doulos will also be show-casing their new range of Embedded Software training classes including C++ and Linux training as well as all their broad base of technical training programs.

There will also be opportunities for one-on-one consultations at Booth #3012 with Doulos industry experts John Aynsley and Doug Smith for managers reviewing their engineering team's technology and methodology capability.

Find out more about what Doulos are up to at DAC...

Doulos CTO, John Aynsley is actively involved at DVCon. Check out his sum up of the first 2 days below...

"DVCon attendance is up on the last few years.The buzz this year is around UVM, with the first full release of the Accellera standard occuring within hours of the start of the conference.

The full-day UVM workshop was very well attended, as was the SystemC Day, which ran in parallel on Monday. SystemVerilog is now firmly established as the industry standard language for hardware verification.

TLM-2.0 also featured heavily during Monday's workshops, both as a feature of the new UVM standard, and in its own right in the context of the software-driven verification using virtual platforms."
John Aynsley - March 2nd, 2011.

There are more details about DVCon 2011 on the Doulos events page.

Doulos is pleased to announce the appointment of William Billowitch as Vice President and General Manager for its North America operation, Doulos, Inc.

"We've had a great year in North America seeing significant growth in sales and profitability," said Doulos CEO, Rob Hurley, "Bill's wealth of experience in both systems design and EDA contexts combined with his business development flair will ensure our US team can drive the business on again to further success. We're excited to have him join the Doulos team"

Prior to joining Doulos, Bill was Director of Marketing for Cadence Design Systems. Bill previously ran customer marketing for Agere’s storage division and drove IP design reuse across Agere’s multiple divisions. Earlier, Bill served as Director of IP Development & Marketing at Intrinsix Corp which he joined resulting from a merger with The VHDL Technology Group where he served as CEO and founder. Bill holds a BSEE from Lehigh University. “Doulos has an excellent reputation in the industry as offering some of the finest quality SOC design, verification and embedded software training in the industry. I am excited to join this highly regarded  team and look forward to expanding customer relationships in North America and offering new services uniquely in demand within this region.” - William Billowitch