Bilingual, Brilliant, and Ready to Work: Alfra Lean’s Answer to San Antonio’s Engineering Needs
Alfra Lean Advisors Joins Global Chamber San Antonio to Expand Cross-Border Engineering Workforce Solutions
San Antonio, TX / 6/20/25 – Global Chamber® San Antonio proudly welcomes Alfra Lean Advisors, a Monterrey-based engineering workforce solutions firm, as one of its newest international members. With over five years of experience supplying skilled, bilingual engineers across the United States, Alfra is now setting its sights on Texas—starting with a strategic tour and engagement week in San Antonio beginning June 30th.
Alfra Lean Advisors brings a unique value proposition to the region: a fully managed, cross-border staffing model that delivers 8–10+ year experienced engineers in areas such as industrial maintenance, automation, controls, and infrastructure support. The company handles every step of the process, including visa sponsorship, relocation, housing, and integration, ensuring clients receive turnkey talent capable of immediate impact.
“We’re not just staffing—we’re building bridges between skilled professionals in Mexico and the technical needs of U.S. industries,” said Francisco Ocejo, President of Alfra Lean Advisors. “Our clients treat our engineers like internal hires because of the quality and fit we provide.”
Alfra already has a strong footprint across the U.S., supporting manufacturers and infrastructure firms in California, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and other states. With its entry into Texas, the firm aims to address the growing demand for technical labor—especially among mid-sized manufacturers and industrial operators who struggle to fill long-standing engineering vacancies.
Their expansion is well-timed. According to Texas Workforce Commission data, industrial and maintenance engineer shortages persist across the state, particularly in sectors such as automotive, food and beverage, energy, logistics, and aerospace. San Antonio’s industrial hubs—including Port San Antonio, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Texas, and the surrounding supply chain—are already drawing national attention as nearshoring activity increases.
“Alfra’s entry into San Antonio aligns perfectly with what many of our local and regional firms need: highly skilled, reliable engineering talent that’s ready to work and culturally fluent,” said Christopher C. Herring, Executive Director of Global Chamber® San Antonio. “They’re an exceptional example of a Mexico-U.S. business solution that benefits both economies.”
During their visit to San Antonio the week of June 30th, Alfra’s leadership will meet with key business leaders, manufacturing decision-makers, and public-sector allies—including potential engagements with Port San Antonio, CPS Energy, and the Bexar County Small Business & Entrepreneurship Department. The goal: foster new partnerships that accelerate job placement, project delivery, and operational excellence for Texas-based organizations.
With offices and clients spanning Mexico, the United States, and Latin America, Alfra Lean Advisors is poised to become a leading example of cross-border workforce integration done right—fueling innovation, accelerating time-to-hire, and bridging the engineering talent gap one placement at a time.
For more information about Alfra Lean Advisors or to schedule a meeting during their San Antonio visit, contact:
📧 sat@globalchamber.org | 📞 210-459-5321
🌐 Global Chamber San Antonio
