List of hackathons in Everett, United States in 2017

This July, extraSlice is taking the lead in promoting women's’ opportunities in tech fields by hosting a 3-Day Hackathon for women and girls. Participants should start thinking of their ideas now; we’ll hear 60 second pitches from the first 30 participants. We will take the top 10 ideas, and divide the groups in to 10 teams, to execute each idea.  Participants will use technology to create a solution to a common problem from any industry, from shopping and retail, parking, use in volunteer programs, and more.  Each of the 10 teams will select a woman to lead, but we welcome and encourage men and boys to participate as well! Diversity is a collaborative exercise! extraSlice will bring in coaches and advisors before and during the event, to help them develop their startup ideas.  ItineraryDay 1 17:30  Registration18:00  Dinner and Networking19:00  Welcome & Speakers19:45  Pitches Start20:15  Form Teams21:45  Begin Work Day 2 9:00  Breakfast/ Opening9:30  Begin Work11:00  Team Check-in, Requests for Help12:00  Lunch14:00  Coaches Arrive and Meet with Teams18:30  DinnerDay 3 9:00  Breakfast/Venue Opening10:00  Team Check-in12:00  Lunch13:00  Coaches Arrive and Meet with Teams15:00  Presentation Pre & Tech Check17:00  Final Presentations19:30  Judging & Awards Speakers: Gillian Muessig, Outline VenturesCofounder of Moz, brettapproved, and Outlines Venture Group, Gillian is a thought leader in brand community development and the tech startup industry, global keynote speaker, board director and adviser to companies on four continents, and among Seattle’s most valued and active entrepreneur-mentors.         Mamtha Banerjee, ExpediaMamtha Banerjee is an accomplished technology entrepreneur with a track record of providing tech and product management leadership in both startups and companies like Travelocity. She developed and launched innovative game changing products on mobile and web for millions of users. Extensive experience in lean methodologies, product roadmaps, architecture, technology roadmaps (mobile apps and full stack), IT budgets, contracts, cloud services and operations.           Andy Lientz, Smartsheet Andrew Lientz is the senior vice president of engineering at Smartsheet. With over 20 years of experience as a leader in infrastructure, planning, and SaaS, he has been the founder of, or on the leadership team for, three successful start-ups including content delivery network EdgeCast, web analytics SaaS provider Harvest Solutions, and web development agency Zentropy. As a partner at Microsoft, Andrew led infrastructure efforts in both long range planning and internal CDN development.   Andrew graduated with a B.S. from Harvey Mudd and an M.S. in Electrical Engineering from UCLA. He moved to the Pacific Northwest from Los Angeles in 2012 to experience seasons, more time with his family and an opportunity to walk to work. A goal-oriented fitness enthusiast, he has run a marathon, ridden 100 miles on a bike and bench pressed 500 pounds. Sponsored By: Sponsorships Contact extraSlice  @ contact@extraslice.com) or call  (425) 243-9447 for sponsorship information. REFUND POLICY: Event Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable 

Alexa, how do you create a Skill? Join Ratio’s Hackathon: Hack the Now & the Next: Alexa Edition!   Alexa is the brain behind the voice service powering the Amazon Echo and its family of devices.  Alexa has capabilities (known as Skills) that provide customers with personalized experiences (“Alexa, what’s the weather like in Maui?”).  There are now more than 13,000 skills allowing users to play music, order coffee or call an Uber, all with the just the power of your voice. Team up with a few friends or meet new ones to build an engaging Skill and reach millions of people! Just bring your laptop, Ratio will provide an Alexa device to use during the Hackathon. Friday, July 21st- The Kickoff 5:30-6pm- Registration / Pizza. 6-6:30pm- Alexa Overview / Hackathon Rules 6:30-7:30- Networking  Saturday, July 22nd- The Hackathon Food and refreshments provided  9am- Welcome 10am- Get to Work 12pm- Lunch 5pm- Demos 6pm- Judges convene 6:30pm- Winners announced/prizes

Save your appetite for Tomorrow! Join us at The Place for Tech as we kickoff the Summer and celebrate our growing Tech Community. We'll be opening up the BBQ pit, Volleyball & Badminton Court, so be ready to eat, chat, and play with fellow tech lovers from all industries.  Keep reading to learn more about extraSlice Events, Referral Program, and how extraSlice is taking the lead in Diversity and Inclusion in Tech. See you soon,The eastSide's own extraSlice Team  Note :$5 Registration helps us provide guests with great quality food and beverage.                                             Be the Change!    Haven't been to The Place for Tech™ yet? Schedule a personalized tour to learn why startups to       enterprise companies choose extraSlice !  Book a Tour                                                                     Empowering Women in Tech!Friday, July 21st - 23rd This July, extraSlice is taking the lead in promoting women’s opportunities in tech fields by hosting a 3-Day Hackathon together with SmartSheet. Participants will break up into 10 teams with a female lead each. We welcome and encourage men and boys to participate as well! Diversity, after all, is a collaborative exercise!                                                                             Register Here                                                     For sponsorship info, contact@extraslice.com                            extraSlice Referral Program A bigger community is better for everybody! Let's build it together. extraSlice is continuing to grow, and now it's easier than ever to get paid to help build your tech community.Know somebody looking for workspace? Send them our way, and we'll give you 10% of their entire membership agreement.                                                                                     Refer a Friend

HARMONY is a hackathon-type meeting, with a focus on development of the standards, interoperability and infrastructure. There are generally not many general discussions or oral presentations during HARMONY; instead, the time is devoted to allowing hands-on hacking and interaction between people focused on practical development of software and standards. Limited funds for travel and registration reimbursement are available for students. Please fill out this form to be considered. If you would like to be reimbursed for registration please DO NOT register until after your application is approved. We will send you a code to allow you to register for free.

DESCRIPTION Join the Seattle Sports Tech Meetup for our Second Annual Hackathon, hosted by the Seattle Sounders and Galvanize Pioneer Square with data provided by Sportradar. We’re seeking teams and individuals who have a desire to contribute to the integration of technology with sports. The Hackathon will take place June 24th-25th, from 8:00AM Saturday to 8:00PM Sunday. Location will be both at the Sounders Ninety and Galvanize Pioneer Square (111 S. Jackson St., Seattle WA 98104) What Do You Get? Chance to win  $20k first prize Hack and create technology with new people Spend time with Sounders Owner Adrian Hanauer at The Ninety Make Friends with other techies and founders Eat and drink great food Hang out, hack, and watch sports all weekend! Geeks, jocks, techies, entrepreneurs, and more will come together June. 24-25th at The NINETY and Galvanize in Seattle to pitch ideas and develop technology. Sportradar will be providing open access to their API for participating teams, and all sponsors will be providing prizes for competing teams. A panel of judges will hear presentations from each team at the end of the event and award prizes for the best projects. Come participate in building the future of sports technology with the Seattle Sports Tech Meetup. Make friends, write code, and you might just create the next big thing. Tentative Schedule  Saturday 8am: [Ninety] Registration Opens + Light Breakfast 10:00am: [Ninety] Pitches Begin 10:30am: [Ninety] Establish Teams 11:00am: [Ninety] Participants begin to self-organize and begin work 1:00pm: [Galvanize] Lunch 4-6pm: [Galvanize] Coaching / Mentorship / Demos 6pm: [Galvanize] Dinner  7:10pm: [Galvanize] Streaming: Mariners vs Astros (need antenna) 10pm: [Galvanize] Doors Close Sunday 9am: [Galvanize] Morning Check-in, breakfast 11am-1pm: [Galvanize] Coaching / Mentorship  1:00pm: [Galvanize] Lunch 1pm-5pm: [Galvanize] Presentation Coaching / Walkthroughs 1:10 pm: [Galvanize] Streaming: Mariners vs Astros (need antenna)  3pm-5pm: [Ninety] TechCheck mandatory for all teams 5pm: [Galvanize] Galvanize closed. Deadline to submit deck (Google Slide), stop working 5pm: [Ninety] Dinner  6pm: [Ninety] Presentations Start - 3/3 Demos (3 minutes, 3 questions) 7pm: [Ninety] Winners Announced Best overall = $20,000, Best Product = Best UX Best = Business Opportunity  7:30 pm: [Ninety] Viewing Party: Sounders @ Timbers PRIZES 1st Place:  Sportradar API - $20,000 Value Join Sounders FC for August 12 Match – Field access, McCormick Boardroom Suite, meet with CEO Adrian Hanauer. Runners-up: Seattle Storm - Front Row Tickets (4) Seattle Mariners - VIP Tickets (4) Sounds FC - Signed Memorabilia Seattle Storm - Signed Memorabilia     Judges and sponsors TBD! See coverage of our last event in the news: GeekWire http://www.geekwire.com/2016/sports-technology-innovation-collide-sounders-sportradar-host-hackathon-seattle/?fb_action_ids=890141517796455&fb_action_types=og.likes SportTechie http://www.sporttechie.com/2016/09/04/events/seattle-sounders-and-local-technology-learning-community-to-host-hackathon/

Designers, data scientists, neuroscientists, idea generators, and coders in the Seattle area! Are you passionate about artificial intelligence? Hackathon.com invites you to participate in the Global AI Hackathon - Seattle. As part of a global hackathon event, you'll work on your own, or collaborate with a team of like-minded individuals from your community. So sign up now and you'll get to work on an AI challenge to be announced...and compete for terrific prizes.

Please join us for Electric Sky, an art and tech weekend campathon bringing together artists, technologists, designers, hackers, makers and friends to collaboratively engage with the environment in new and exciting ways.   Electric Sky is a cross between an artists' retreat and a hackathon, where you'll spend several days in the woods, on the river, in our maker space, creating stuff with people like you. Event details, including the schedule and how to participate, are available at http://ElectricSkyArtCamp.com. General Registration is required for all overnight attendees.  Register for workshops listed *in additon* to general registration.

Coders, designers and entrepreneurs in Seattle! AngelHack invites you to sign up to participate in the AngelHack Global Hackathon Series: Seattle. Compete on your own, or collaborate as a member of a team to come up with an idea and turn it into a functioning prototype. You're not limited! You could build an app that delivers positive value to your community, a web site satisfying an unmet financial need, a virtual reality game, or whatever your imagination can conceive.

Hackers in the greater Seattle area! Come and participate in the #ExpeditionHacks - Seattle 2017 event. You'll be challenged to come up with an innovative solution that will extract relevant content from a given list of feeds for a variety of personas. Your solution can use all the data sources you want, but your technology must be able to exist within a private cloud.

We are hosting a bi monthly 3D printing classes where youth can come together to practice their 3D printing skills, share their ideas and receive feedback to enhance their 3D products to sell to the community. In this class, students will learn how to creating drones using 3D printing skills. All students will be give 20 minutes of instruction and get hands on experience with 3D printing with realtime feedback from the instructors. We will provide the drone creation kit along with 3D printed frames for students to assemble their own drone. All the money raised from these classes will support hosting STEAM3D Hackathons in our community. In addition, we will be closely collaborating with the students to use the 3D printing skills to solve problems within the community. Contact Chirag Vedullapalli at chiragdart@gmail.com for any question.