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Delvitech Appoints Mr. Paul Tartaglia as North America Country Manager
February 6, 2024 | DelvitechEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Delvitech, a leading global technology company specializing in artificial intelligence-based automated optical inspection (AOI) solutions for the printed circuit boards (PCBs) assembly and electronics manufacturing industries, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Paul Tartaglia as its North America Country Manager.
With over 35 years of expertise in the electronics manufacturing industry, Mr. Tartaglia brings a profound understanding of the sector's challenges and opportunities. His extensive background in business development, market expansion, and customer relationship management positions him as a valuable asset to Delvitech during this pivotal transition from the startup phase to the industrial phase. He will play a crucial role in establishing Delvitech's presence in North America, contributing to brand consolidation in the region and promoting awareness of the company's highly innovative inspection technology, aimed at revolutionizing PCB inspection with its state-of-the-art AI-based AOI solutions.
Expressing his enthusiasm about joining Delvitech, Mr. Tartaglia stated, "I am thrilled to be a part of Delvitech during this exciting period and eagerly anticipate the challenge of establishing our presence in North America. With the growing demand for intelligent inspection technologies in the printed circuit assembly industry, I am confident that our AI-based AOI solutions will bring unparalleled process improvements to a diverse range of electronics manufacturers in the region."
In times of robust growth, such as the one Delvitech is currently experiencing, the difference is made by skills, experience, teamwork. Mr. Paul Tartaglia embodies the tangible potential to integrate these crucial aspects into the company, while providing manufacturers in North America with cutting-edge inspection technologies that enhance quality control, increase productivity, and drive operational efficiency.
Delvitech extends a warm welcome to Mr. Paul Tartaglia and anticipates a successful collaboration that will drive growth and innovation in the North American market.
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