Siltium

Siltium is an Argentine software factory based in Salta, founded and led by CEO Francisco Valdez and CTO Martín Valdez. The company designs custom technological solutions for organizations navigating digital transformation, across three operational units: a core software factory building mobile applications and web platforms, a data science team applying statistical techniques and AI to optimize client processes, and a gaming division creating video games, virtual worlds, and gamification applications.

The firm serves three distinct customer segments. For established companies, Siltium conducts discovery sessions to identify organizational challenges, propose solutions, and implement systems that remove growth obstacles. For startups, it analyzes projects to detect improvement opportunities and provides ongoing technical support through development cycles. For founders with early-stage ideas, it validates market viability and shapes concepts into concrete, scalable technological projects.

Siltium explicitly names two completed projects: a mobile application for the Professional Bar Association of Capital Federal (CPACF) to optimize daily member transactions, and an interactive game developed for Suma Real State as the centerpiece attraction at the "Sustainable Energy Solutions" event. The company publishes case studies under a "Success Stories" section, though specific metrics and additional client names are not visible in the sourced material.

Services and capabilities

Siltium organizes its service offerings into three units. The Software Factory specializes in mobile applications and web platforms targeting client-specific needs, with a stated focus on innovation and quality. The Data Science unit obtains, analyzes, and converts data into actionable intelligence using advanced statistical techniques and artificial intelligence to help clients optimize processes, make informed decisions, and improve profitability. The Gaming unit functions as the creative hub, developing video games, virtual worlds, and gamification applications that "fuse art and technology" to create interactive experiences for entertainment, learning, and brand engagement.

Engagement flows through a discovery process during which the sales team meets with the client to understand organizational context, challenges, and goals. Following this phase, Siltium designs a tailored work proposal. The company emphasizes continuous feedback loops to build solutions that "revolutionize your industry and optimize the processes that delay your scaling in the market."

Siltium operates across ten industries: mining, finance and insurance, marketing and brands, e-learning, hospitality, logistics, media, real estate, and biotechnology. For mining, the company highlights task automation, real-time data analysis, and virtual reality training. In finance and insurance, it focuses on digital inclusion and operational acceleration. For media, it mentions digitalization of information and entertainment using virtual and augmented reality.

Notable work

Siltium designed a mobile application for the Professional Bar Association of Capital Federal (CPACF) to streamline daily member transactions and modernize the organization's operations following its reopening under new leadership. The company also created an interactive game for Suma Real State, a real estate consulting firm, which served as the main attraction at the "Sustainable Energy Solutions" event organized by BGH, Acclimatare, and Ingenergias Argentina. Both projects underscore Siltium's work in legal technology and real estate software.

In April 2024, CEO Francisco Valdez and LATAM/Spain Sales Director Gustavo Pérez participated in the 9th Latin American Congress of Technology and Business of América Digital in Santiago, Chile, connecting with companies in Chile, Paraguay, Mexico, and Central America. The company describes this event as strengthening its position across Latin American markets.

How they work

Siltium begins each engagement with a discovery meeting to map client challenges and organizational needs. Once findings are analyzed, the team proposes a tailored work plan. Throughout execution, the company operates on a feedback loop, refining the solution as it takes shape. The source does not specify fixed-price versus time-and-materials pricing, minimum project duration, or team composition per engagement. The organization is led by a small "boosters" group (Francisco Valdez in CEO role, Martín Valdez as CTO, product and project leadership roles, sales, and operations staff listed by name).

Team and credentials

Francisco Valdez serves as CEO; Martín Valdez is CTO. The leadership roster also includes Facundo Andrade (Product), Santiago Jerez (Project Manager), Gustavo Pérez (Sales), Paulina Matheus and Amparo Muñoz (People Ops), and specialized leads for data science (Matías Rivero), gaming (Gonzalo Frías), and care services (Hugo Osedo). The company describes itself as Argentine and notes it is based in Salta. Total team size, certifications (ISO, SOC 2, GDPR compliance status), and third-party ratings are not mentioned in the source material.