Architecture, technical leadership, and delivery support for teams building reliable real-time communications products.
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Alberto is a Barcelona-born, Miami-based technologist who helps teams design, build, test, and operate real-time communications products. He holds a degree in Telecommunication Engineering from UPC and a Masters degree in Information Technology and Management from IIT. He is a consultant specializing in WebRTC, VoIP, IoT, voice AI, and low-latency audio, video, and data applications and currently works as CTO at WebRTC.ventures.
His telecom engineering background has led him to architect and deliver products for startups and enterprises, including video chat, telepresence remote control, speech analytics, broadcasting, and other real-time applications. Alberto brings hands-on architecture, implementation, testing, and technical leadership to teams that need dependable low-latency media and data systems.
Alberto has been sailing since he was 8 years old. He loves kiteboarding, skiing and, although he is not a very good dancer, he keeps trying.
Relevant Skills: WebRTC, VoIP, Voice AI, IoT, Low-Latency Audio/Video/Data, Software Architecture, Development, Tech Lead
Selected customer work
A few public WebRTC.ventures stories show the type of client work Alberto helps lead: scalable telehealth, online education, and human-centered remote recording.
Open source and demos
Nine public repositories from Alberto's GitHub profile, ranked by public stars and focused on real-time media, WebRTC infrastructure, and voice AI experiments.
Active work and contributions
A focused view of active products and open-source projects connected to Alberto's current voice, WebRTC, and agent tooling work.
WebRTC.ventures
Public stories of success from WebRTC.ventures across telehealth, edtech, contact centers, accessibility, broadcasting, and conferencing.
Writing and decks
Recent blog posts and presentation decks on local speech recognition, voice AI, WebRTC architecture, SIP, and low-latency applications.
Local speech recognition and sub-200 ms partial transcript latency on everyday hardware.
SIP signaling, audit trails, disputes, and compliance evidence for voice AI teams.
Why low-latency voice AI needs real-time media transport, not just WebSockets.
A practical playbook for low-latency conversational voice systems.
WebRTC, small language models, and open-source software patterns for voice AI.
Practical lessons from architecture, media servers, networks, testing, and operations.
Talks and video
Selected talks and short videos on architecture, voice AI, AWS, and AI-powered live streaming.