The point is not just to post projects. It is to make them structured enough that someone else can judge the quality of the engineering.
SEE HOW SYQNAL WORKSKeep schematics, simulations, FPGA reports, ASIC layout files, Jupyter notebooks, and build logs together — every file renders inline so the work is legible without downloading anything.
A verified project reads differently from a self-reported claim. Educator and mentor sign-off stays attached to the work itself.
Jobs, admissions, research labs, and mentors can evaluate one structured engineering record instead of piecing together scattered links.
Syqnal keeps the technical and human context together, so the record says not just what you built, but how you built it and why it should be trusted.
Problem statement, schematics, simulations, FPGA reports, ASIC DEF floorplans, Jupyter notebooks, and artifacts — 20+ file formats render inline without plugins.
Keep code, hardware, and iteration history connected instead of split across different surfaces.
Your record gets stronger as projects, verification, and activity accumulate over time.
Show that the work happened without exposing the parts you cannot share publicly.