Iñaqui Delgado (he/him) is a Software Architect specializing in real-time communication software. He joined Twilio in 2015 to build the first mobile libraries for video conferencing and now leads the development of client libraries and apps for Programmable Voice and Video.

Iñaqui loves helping developers build unique media-centric applications and enjoys contributing to open-source software communities. He holds a Bachelor of Science from the University of Maryland and a Master of Science from the University of Texas in Computer Engineering. He is a first-generation American with proud Salvadoran roots currently residing in Austin, TX.

Annie Benitez Pelaez (she/her) is a Product Manager leader, helping customers design, build and evolve their IP Communications Networks and adopt next generation cloud platforms. At Twilio, she leads our Voice & Network Connectivity teams at Twilio, I've defined and built our SIP Voice Products, created our Private Connectivity Product and improved our HTTP callback (webhooks) pipeline and have built an amazing team of Product Managers.

 
Annie has a reputation of "Getting things done!" by (1) effectively working with cross-functional teams, (2) having a strong understanding on the performance of my Business/Products, and (3) being an effective team builder that thrives to ensure every individual on her team is able to excel at what they do.

 
As a multicultural leader that strongly believes in forming diverse teams, Annie has the perfect balance between Technology & Business, with a Masters in Science in EE from Stanford University, and an Executive Masters in Business from London Business School.

Mario Niebla is Director of Engineering on Twilio's Identity and Access Management platform, which is focused on helping Twilio's customers have secure product experiences. Prior to Twilio, Mario worked on the core-platform of a couple of startups in the Bay Area as well as writing compilers for a semiconductor firm in San Diego. He received a BS in Computer Engineering from University of California, San Diego and is the child of Mexican immigrants who came to the US hoping to find better opportunities for their children.

Santiago is a Senior Solutions Engineer at Twilio who works with customers in Latin America to improve their communications with Twilio products.

Santiago enjoys working at Twilio not just because he enjoys the products that Twilio makes, but because he enjoys the products that customers create with the building blocks that Twilio provides. Despite being a 100% introvert, Santiago believes that communications is foundational to the human experience and enjoys working with customers day in and day out to help meet their needs.

Originally from the Dominican Republic, Santiago grew up in NYC and studied Spanish and Japanese, attended graduate school for business, and ultimately transitioned into technology at Twilio in the Bay Area, where he’s been happily for five years.