Michael Castiglia is a silicon design engineer specializing in formal verification for GPUs and AI, currently on AMD's graphics formal verification team and pursuing an MS in Computer Engineering at UCF. With nine years of hands-on experience and multiple AMD internships, he blends industry-grade verification on GPU architectures with research-driven automation in the DRACO Lab focused on hardware trust and malicious-logic detection. A top academic performer and Florida Benacquisto Scholar, he pairs technical depth with leadership as an IEEE-HKN president, mentor, and project lead for AMD’s Open Hardware Competition entry. His background spans practical systems work—from co-founding e-commerce/operations tech—to power generation internships and long-term involvement in competitive robotics, highlighting a rare mix of hardware, AI-accelerated verification, and operational execution.
9 years of coding experience
No Degree, High School Dual Enrollment, 4.0, No Degree, High School Dual Enrollment, 4.0 at Palm Beach State College
High School Diploma, Math, Science, and Engineering, 5.1045 Weighted, High School Diploma, Math, Science, and Engineering, 5.1045 Weighted at Suncoast Community High School
Master of Science - MS, Computer Engineering, Master of Science - MS, Computer Engineering at University of Central Florida
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Michael Castiglia - Silicon Design Engineer - Formal Verification