Alex Wigal
Process Engineer | Path to Precision
Path to Precision
Your Process Improvement Partner to Improve or Launch Your Business
Applicable Industries:
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) Integration
- E-commerce & Fulfillment
- Warehousing & Distribution
- Manufacturing & Production
- Construction & Contracting
- Retail Operations
- Healthcare, Hospitality & Shared Services
About Me
Hi, I’m Alex Wigal — a process engineer, systems thinker, and founder of Path to Precision. I’ve worked in several organizations — from startups to top Fortune companies — unlocking over seven figures in cost savings through smarter processes, automation, and operational clarity.
With a background in Industrial Systems, Electrical and Computer Engineering — and certifications in Lean Six Sigma and Scrum — I specialize in driving measurable gains in efficiency, productivity, and process reliability, whether in high-volume distribution centers, fast-paced manufacturing plants, or data-heavy business systems.
I also have a passion for finance, crypto, and using modern AI tools to turn good ideas into precise execution. When I’m not improving workflows or designing systems, I’m probably building something new — or spending time with my wife and son.
Discover
Path to Precision is a process engineering firm dedicated to helping businesses dramatically improve operational and business costs through Lean methodologies, data-driven decision-making, and practical, scalable solutions. We specialize in identifying inefficiencies, eliminating waste, and building streamlined systems that drive sustainable growth.
Precision Over Perfection
First we need to make it work, then we need to make it better.
Focusing on owning the outcomes with data, discipline and iteration.
What people say about me
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We were skeptical at first, but Alex delivered. He brought structure to our scattered workflows and aligned the team with smart, proven practices used by companies we look up to.”
Michelle P.
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Alex helped us cut our order processing time by about 25% just by reorganizing a few steps and cleaning up some outdated workflows. It wasn’t a massive project, but the impact was real. Super grateful.”
Willie W.
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