List of hackathons in Everett, United States in 2018

Please join us for Electric Sky 2018, our fourth annual art and tech weekend retreat 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. Registration is required for all overnight attendees to reserve your camp spot.  If you are there just for the day, no registration is required. You may join us as early as Thursday, when we will be setting up.  The event is officially open Friday-Sunday.

ABOUT THE PROGRAM Have you imagined a world where printers are commonly used to print out everyday objects -- like keys and phone cases? Many predict that for future generations of teens, 3D printers will be in almost every household and be able to do just that. STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and math) 3D utilizes a structured curriculum, workbook and a web-based CAD (computer-aided design) program that allows you to optimize learning while having a great time.  This class begins teaching you the core basics of 3D printing and continues until you have gained expertise in 3D designing and printing. Each day we will assign a new project for you to create and print including items such as a rocket ship, ice cream cone and castle. STEAM 3D is led by teens and aided by an adult supervisor.   INSTRUCTORS The teen instructors and advisor are apart of Creative Children for Charity (3C) and have taught classes and organized hackathons at Coder Dojo in Bellevue and The Garage on the Microsoft campus. The registration fees from this class will go to support other STEAM-hosted youth events in our community.  SPONSORS & PARTNERS This ciriculum for this program is designed by Creative Children for Charity. The 3D Classes are hosted in partnership with the Sammamish YMCA. Learn more at 3cyouth.com.   MATERIALS Every student should bring their own laptop to the class. A mouse and charger are recommended. 

Coders, designers, and entrepreneurs in and around Seattle! AngelHack invites you to sign up to participate in the AngelHack Seattle Hackathon 2018. 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. This year’s theme is Seamless Technology. You're not limited! Build an app that solves a social or environmental problem and positively impacts your local community -- you might win the Code For A Cause Impact Award. Or accept IBM's Call for Code challenge to improve logistics based on traffic and weather activity. Other challenges are sponsored by Fitbit, Agora.io, EXIMchain, High Brew Coffee, Ubidots, and Interview Cake. All attendees qualify for a $100 Amazon Web Services credit. The AngelHack Grand Prize will be awarded to the project that is innovative without limits and brings positive change to the world.

Ready Hacker One is Exsilio Solution's first ever international Hackathon! Fire up your dev box for this free 24 hour hackathon event. Food and beverages will be provided for the entire 24 hour hackathon event. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place prizes for teams of up to 5! Ready Hacker One technology constraints: Front end: Any JS framework/library Middle layer: .NET or NodeJs Back end: no constraint

ABOUT THE PROGRAM Have you imagined a world where printers are commonly used to print out everyday objects -- like keys and phone cases? Many predict that for future generations of teens, 3D printers will be in almost every household and be able to do just that. STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and math) 3D utilizes a structured curriculum, workbook and a web-based CAD (computer-aided design) program that allows you to optimize learning while having a great time.  This class begins teaching you the core basics of 3D printing and continues until you have gained expertise in 3D designing and printing. Each day we will assign a new project for you to create and print including items such as a rocket ship, ice cream cone and castle. STEAM 3D is led by teens and aided by an adult supervisor.   INSTRUCTORS The teen instructors and advisor are apart of Creative Children for Charity (3C) and have taught classes and organized hackathons at Coder Dojo in Bellevue and The Garage on the Microsoft campus. The registration fees from this class will go to support other STEAM-hosted youth events in our community.  SPONSORS & PARTNERS This ciriculum for this program is designed by Creative Children for Charity. The 3D Classes are hosted in partnership with the Sammamish YMCA. Learn more at 3cyouth.com.  

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Hack the Now & Next Hackathon: Workplace of the Future Edition! In the past decade we’ve seen the evolution of the workplace as spaces have become more open, friendly and casual. Now we’re at the forefront of a new age where digital technology is revolutionizing work life balance and the way we create, collaborate and deliver. How can we augment our workplace experience by combining intelligence with AI, voice, IoT and Extended Reality to transform our physical environment to spaces that support the future of work?This is the innovation we’re going to uncover in our Augmented Office Hackathon. Come learn, innovate and get inspired with us! We’ll have experts from Globant, Kimball and Metropolis Magazine on hand to guide and support attendees to design the Office of the Future. All teams will automatically be entered into the Kimball Design competition. Learn more here- metropolismag.com/kimballhack Check out our Hackathon brief for more info: https://bit.ly/2rw6YBt Schedule: Friday, May 18th - Kickoff Party Food & Beverage provided 6-7pm- Registration//Pizza & Drinks 7-7:30pm- Welcome//Rules, Restraints, FAQs 7:30-8:30pm- Pitch ideas, assemble teams & get started 8:30-9:30pm- Finish up the beer & pizza! Saturday, May 19th- The Hack! Food and refreshments provided 8am- Open for hacking 12pm- Lunch 5pm- Demos 7pm- Dinner while judges convene 7:30pm- Winners announced//prizes

The second event in our CIRCLES: Support and Resources series will be a Lean-In-Athon, a Lean In Hackathon! Join us for a fun and dynamic morning with activities designed to support members who are in transition, looking to grow, and looking to give back. We have carefully and inclusively crafted this event to provide opportunities for individual growth and community collaboration—to move members forward wherever they are in their personal, professional, or Circle journeys. Please join us for our first Lean-In-Athon! THIS EVENT HAS TWO PARTS I) LEAN-IN-ATHON Speed Networking - A dynamic, timed, and fun way to promote connections within the community. Mini-Mentoring - Lean In Seattle Leaders will share mentorship and opportunities to connect with peers in the following areas: Negotiation, Entrepreneurship, Increasing Minority Representation, Communication, Career Change, Parenthood. Wins & Challenges - This session will be a platform for you to share the details of both the milestones you have reached in 2018 and how you have you overcome roadblocks and challenges along the way. Peer-to-peer mentorship. II) BREAKOUT SESSIONS Salary Negotiation - This training is designed for attendees who will be negotiating their salary in the second quarter. This session is limited to 10 people and will be offered again in August and November. Trainer: Christine Owner Moderator Training - This session is for Circle Moderators who want to build their skills and for individuals who are interested in starting a circle or becoming circle moderators.Trainer: Kinga Vincent A resource to prepare for Moderator Training: http://leaninseattle.org/moderator-resources/ Women in Cloud Opportunity Circle - This is a very special opportunity for entrepreneurs to meet the executive leaders the Women In Cloud initiative. Trainers: Carrie Francey, Chaitra Vedullapalli, Jacqueline Touma, Jen Dawson, and Karen Fassio Social Inclusion: How to Host a Pop-Up Circle Event - Lean In Seattle wants you to connect and build community by hosting small socially inclusive events. Come learn how to set up a free social event and to share it on our social media platforms. Trainer: Ashlea Elliott Be Heard: Impromptu Public Speaking - We want members to have their voices and ideas heard – at events, as part of our team, within Circles settings, and within your personal and professional lives. One skill that makes it possible for full participation in these settings is impromptu speaking skills. This session is for individuals with beginning to intermediate levels of impromptu public speaking skills.  Trainer: Lydia Huang Circles 101 - This session is for new members who are interested in learning more about Circles, members of Circles who have gone through changes and are looking for support, and members looking to establish Circle goals. Trainer: Laura Espiru 2018 Wins Celebrations - Share your wins! Tell us how you are moving women forward or how you have moved forward this year. Help Us Design Future Programming to Move Women Forward. Trainer: Carolina Hileman AGENDA 8:30 am | Doors Open 9:30 am | Event Start + Welcome + Lean In Announcements 9:45 am | Lean-In-Athon 11:00 am | Break Out Sessions: CONNECT: Circle Support and Resources 11:45 am | Wrap Up 12:00 pm |Close PARKING Streets around Galvanize have 2-hour and 4-hour options. The nearest lot is Diamond Parking at 305 1st Ave S., Seattle, WA 98104

A two day PMI-VI Project Management Professional Development Conference featuring 8 engaging speakers   Day 1- April 30, 2018   An extraordinary Opening Breakfast Session (doors open at 7:30, we ask that attendees be seated with their breakfast by 8:00am)   8:10am - 9:25am The 8 myths that are restricting the PMOs to provide real value – Enter PMO Value Ring Ricardo Triana (Miami, Florida)   We are honoured to welcome Ricardo Triana, the President of Practical Thinking Group and 2014 PMI Global Board of Directors Chairman, who will challenge the audience on their previous ideas about PMO. During this breakfast session, participants will figure out how to design a PMO truly committed to create value, and understand why we must debunk the myths that destroy the PMO’s value.   9:35am - 10:50am The Challenges of Strategy & Culture in Project Management Karen Smits (Singapore) As a proven international speaker, and a Global Thinker in Organizational Culture with Practical Thinking Group, Karen focuses on the people side of project management. This presentation will help the audience recognize the dynamics between strategy and culture in project management, gain deeper insight into the Collabyrinth1, and obtain essential solutions on how organizations can align strategy with organizational culture and interpersonal relationships to achieve optimal project results. 11:15am - 12:15pm  Executive Panel Discussion: Project and Program Sponsorship   1:15pm - 2:30pm  The Importance of Project Management Ethics: They Aren’t Negotiable Paul Pelletier (Vancouver, BC)   Back by popular demand, Paul will enable participants to understand what ethical decision-making is and how it impacts people, work, and organizational success. More specifically, it will enable participants to define business and PM ethics and discuss why it is an important topic, highlight ethical obligations as a PMP, and distinguish morals, values, principles and ethics from each other.   3:00pm - 4:15pm  Business Hackathon: Accelerating Organization Performance Brian Richardson  (Chicago, Ill)      As President of a professional services firm dedicated to helping clients improve human performance and create lasting, successful change, Brian will describe the benefits of using collaborative events to drive change, innovation and agility in your organization. Attendees will learn to apply collaborative techniques for problem solving and solution development, and the steps for hosting a business “hackathon” at your organization.     Day 2 -  May 1, 2018   8:00 - 9:00 am Networking Breakfast   9:00am - 10:15am  How To Get Executives To Act For Project Success Michael O’Brochta  (Roanoke, Virginia) Understand why projects are now more dependent on an executive, and Identify the actions they can take to help your project succeed. Learn how you can use your power to influence the executive to act and understand how a project management council and a project champion role are key methods project managers can use to amplify their power.   10:45am - 12:00pm   Robotic Telepresence – Coming to a Meeting Near You! Kathy Milhauser  (Portland, Oregon)   We are all familiar with the stress of too many meetings, and the pressure to be in “two places at once” – requiring us to juggle meetings, video conferences, phone calls, and other obligations in our increasingly crowded and often overbooked schedules. But what if you COULD be in two places at once? Robotic telepresence technology is an emerging trend that will soon be coming to a meeting near you. Join us to experience it in this interactive workshop and discuss the many possibilities for its use.   1:00pm - 2:15pm   PM Lessons Learned from the Trenches of a Mega Project Shane Zbrodoff  (Calgary, AB)    Shane will provide attendees with valuable insight into a PM’s challenges, and lessons learned taken from a large ($1.6B) and complex facility mega construction project. (Calgary International Airport Expansion). This project encountered many micro successes and failures, with some of the issues attributed to differences in PM practices, cross PM disciplines (e.g. IT and Construction), with additional problems stemming from differences in human, departmental and institutional factors. Attendees can expect valuable takeaways applicable to both large and small projects of varying complexities. 2:45pm - 4:00pm   Forecasting Programs Eric Uytewaal (Ottawa, ON)   This presentation is based on Eric Uyttewaal’s new textbook ‘Forecasting Programs’ published in January 2018. Program managers who try managing a program like a project are doomed to fail: Program management has its own techniques and tools. So, what are those? That is what this presentation is about: Eric and his team developed special techniques and special applications specifically for program managers which  allow program managers to forecast their programs, and take corrective action early.   4:00pm - 4:30pm - Q&A, CLOSING REMARKS                          

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