Hackathon

The Tech Hub Hackathon is a virtual event where participants form teams, vet ideas, create a project, then present their work to an expert panel of judges.

Teams will consist of developers, designers, project managers, and entrepreneurs, with successful teams having a mix of these areas of expertise and winners walking away with a combination of cash and in ­kind prizes!

Our theme this year is ‘Hack for Inclusion‘ with each project addressing issues of bias, diversity, accessibility and overall inclusion. Teams will collaborate to build a solution to combat DE&I struggles within an organization and/or municipality.

• Immediate Job Openings – from Miami to Martin County

• In Person & Remote Opportunities – FT/PT, Contract and Intern

• Company Presentations – some of South Florida’s top employers

• Virtual Booths – get info, connect with recruiters, and apply directly

Friday @ 5:30PM

Virtual Kickoff and Team Forming

Saturday @ 8AM

Hacking Officially Begins

Sunday @ 8AM

Presentations, Judging, Awards

What is DE&I?

Diversity is the presence of differences that may include race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, ethnicity, nationality, socioeconomic status, language, (dis)ability, age, religious commitment, political perspective or even experience, skills and opinions within a given setting or group of people.

Equity is the process of promoting justice, creating impartial and fairness in procedures and processes, and equal access to the same resources and opportunities for a diverse group within a given setting.

Inclusion is an outcome to ensure all people in a given group or setting made up of different identities actually are welcomed, feel a sense of belonging and value within a given setting. Inclusion is met when diverse individuals are able to participate fully in the decision-making processes and development opportunities within an organization or group.

What is a Hackathon?

A hackathon is a competition where participants form teams, work intensively on a project, create a solution, and then pitch their ideas to judges.

What makes it unique?

This Hackathon is intended to serve our diverse community here in South Florida by giving our attendees a common goal to work towards that benefits the entire region.

How does it work?

First you register, then form a team at the kickoff, build your solution with the help of our technical coaches, and lastly present to a panel of judges.

What do I need?

A laptop, stable internet connection, headphones, a great attitude and creative mind, a strong cup of coffee (or tea, whatever you prefer), and a strong team.

What’s provided?

Virtual event platform, technical and pitch coaching, a hackathon box that includes awesome t-shirt, hackathon tips guide and fun promotional items!

Do I have to be a developer?

Definitely not! We welcome designers, writers, creatives, project managers, and anyone with an idea to participate.