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60 SMT007 MAGAZINE I NOVEMBER 2025 F E AT U R E A RT I C L E by A l e j a n d ra Lu n a a n d N o e Ro j a s , G o a l te c h In the global supply chain, technical standards are the common language. But behind every production line lies something even more fundam- ental: skilled and certified people. That has always been the mission of Goaltech, a Mexican company that for over 15 years has been dedicated to raising the competitiveness of the industry through train- ing, certification, and technological integration. Engineering With Purpose Goaltech was founded in Chihuahua with the goal of becoming a bridge between the industry's needs and the human talent that supports it. Today, with nearly its entire team certified by the brands it rep- resents, with offices in Chihuahua and Querétaro, and operations that cover all of Mexico, Goaltech has positioned itself as a national benchmark in training, certification, and technical consulting. "Our purpose has always been to equip Mexican companies with the tools they need to compete in a global market, and those tools start with knowl- edge," says Aarón González, general manager. "At Goaltech, we aim to be more than providers. We want to be strategic partners, integrating digital Goaltech: Engineering the Workforce of Tomorrow tools and cutting-edge solutions that help our cli- ents face today's industry challenges." The company has been recognized eight times as Meso Partner of the Year by Siemens, an award that highlights its commitment to excellence in tech- nical training and its impact on the industry. Leaders in Industrial Digital Transformation Goaltech drives digital transformation in Mexican electronics manufacturing, combining the experi- ence of its team with high-tech tools. Its strategic partners include Siemens Software, Creaform in 3D scanning, and 3D Systems in 3D printing. Thanks to these technological alliances, Goaltech offers solutions that enable its clients to automate pro- cesses, improve traceability, and raise quality, helping them adapt to the challenges of modern industry. Engineering Applied to Change One of Goaltech's main contributions has been its role as a strategic partner in the development of spe- cialized technical talent. Through hands-on training, consulting, and structured programs like the Elec- tronics Manufacturing Academy (EMA), the com- pany promotes the adoption of technologies that allow users to transform their production processes. EMA, with the support of Siemens' Value, was launched in collaboration with leading electronics associations to educate users on digital transforma- tion. Through a series of technical modules, partici- pants learn to integrate technologies, optimize SMT processes across different machine brands, and establish a clear path toward digitalization. "We identified a paradigm shift in how the indus- try approaches problem-solving," says Noé Rojas, EMA developer. "With emerging technologies, experience, and dedication, we are bringing this knowledge closer to users. Sooner or later, they will implement it in their companies and transform their vision of the industry." N o e Ro j a s ▼