List of hackathons in Rohnert Park, United States in 2018

Join the BEF 2018 live-hacking session and watch top hackers from around the globe exploit smart-contracts. Get the chance to learn how to find vulnerabilities and perform security tests. At the Blockchain Economic Forum in San Francisco the best will hack different smart contracts developed at the World Blockchain Hackathon on June 16-17. The prize money will be distributed across 3 teams on the 18th, 05-00 pm. The judges will include blockchain tech experts and well know venture capitalists like Shuonan Chen (General Partner at AgileVC ), Ryan Wang (Founding Partner at Outpost Capital), Deborah Magid (IBM Ventures), Jorden Woods (StarChain Ventures) and Radhika Iyengar-Emens (StarChain Ventures). Become one of the 100+ entrepreneurs, developers, and security experts to watch this live-hacking battle. The event is a part of the Blockchain Economic Forum, which will take place on June 16-19. Snacks & drinks included. What you will learn: Common and rare vulnerabilities in smart contracts + our experts will discover new ones. Hacking schedule: 10:00 am - 10:15 -- LATOKEN intro;10:15 am - 11:15 am -- Inside the mind of a Hacker11:15 am - 11:45  am -- Coffee break11:45 am - 12:45 pm -- Weaponising Blockchain12:45 pm - 14:00 pm --  Lunch14:00 pm - 15:00 pm -- Roundtable: Ethereum Smart Contact Vulnerabilities 15:00 pm - 15:15 pm -- Live hacking Results and VAPT Report15:15 pm - 15:30 pm -- Hiring mixer16:00 pm - 16:45 pm -- Technology: Cybersecurity17:00 pm - 18:00 pm -- Judging and Award Ceremony "World Blockchain Hackathon" First 20 registrations get early bird tickets! Interested in attending the live-hacking session? Make sure to bring your laptop! For more information please write to bogdana@latoken.com Supported by LATOKEN and World Blockchain Hackathon

Blockchain developers, designers, Managers, or Entrepreneurs -- students and professionals! You're invited to participate in the World BlockChain Hackathon. You'll get to collaborate to imagine and prototype an innovative smart contract solution based on blockchain technologies. Present your project to an expert panel of judges for the chance to be recognized on the main stage at the Blockchain Economic Forum.

Open source fanatics -- developers and designers of all skill levels in the San Francisco Bay Area! You're invited to participate in Deco.Network's first ever open-source, blockchain hackathon. You'll participate with hundreds of like-minded blockchain and open-source enthusiasts to build something you're passionate about. Collaborate and compete! Present your project to a panel of Refereum, NUCYPHER, and Deco.Network judges to win prizes of tokens (ETH, DCO, REF).

From HackMentalHealth, host of the world's largest mental health hackathon... It's time to rethink technology.  It is clear that there are many unintended consequences of existing technology on our mental and emotional health. How can we better design or enhance these apps to mitigate their potential downsides while still enabling everyone to fully enjoy their upsides? Let's come together to majorly redesign tech tools in a more meaningful, socially responsible way, leveraging the power of a truly interdisciplinary dialogue, including academics, designers, ethicists, computer scientists, psychologists, entrepreneurs, educators, and many more. The final product for this hackathon is a 5 minute product proposal to humanely redesign an existing technology. Sponsored by Therachat.io, Google, Greytlock, and more.  All admission tickets includes food for the event.  Example Problem Spaces:  Dating apps promote self-consciousness, lookism, inauthenticity, and avoidance. How can we use relationship psychology to change Tinder, Bumble, and other apps in ways that avoid these negative thought patterns? Netflix and YouTube encourage users to spend hours on their sites binge watching and getting autoplayed to the next video. How can we restructure these technologies in a way that's beneficial to both the company and the consumer? Instagram promotes trends like pro-ana and thinspiration, dangerously negative campaigns that promote unhealthy eating habits. How can we leverage ethics and psychology to redesign these infinite photo feeds to prevent the propagation of these trends? REVERSE HACKATHON FAQ What is a Reverse Hackathon? Prominent tools and apps shape the way we interact with ourselves, eachother, and the world around us. Instead of building something from scratch, this hackathon will put energy toward devising solutions to improve the apps we use every day. You know, the ones you probably used to find out about this event. Facebook, Tinder, Instagram, Snapchat, Google, among others.  We know that technology use is shaping our emotional lives, social relationships, desires and expectations as well as decision making. By bringing together academics, ethicists, psychologists, educators and other social science and humanities experts as well as product developers, designers, and coders to bridge the gap between teach and social and emotional health. What is different about this hackathon, however, is that we will begin with common technology tools and apps and at the end of the hack our participants will present pitches that improve the apps and tools by infusing them with new features that help the tools better serve our collective mental and emotional health. What are we aiming to improve about existing apps? The reverse hackathon will focus on improving the apps potentially damaging effects on our mental health without compromising on the applications core utility. For example, given the wealth of data Facebook has, what are some features that could actually help improve our mental health instead of serve to put it at risk? Website: hackmentalhealth.care Schedule: TBA at https://www.hackmentalhealth.care/schedule-3/ Email listserv: https://upscri.be/edd2c3/

Join Capgemini and our sponsors for the 2018 Green Futures Hackathon – an event where motivated teams of professionals will seek to use technology to help businesses tackle some of the most pressing sustainability challenges of our time. Register now and take your first step towards making an impact! Register here: https://miccapgemini.typeform.com/to/ozbKB6

Do you have what it takes to code groundbreaking eSignature implementations with the leading eSignature brand, DocuSign? Do you like creating with peers, learning from experts and winning prizes? Do you like amazing food, and snacking? Then we have the event for you! At the 2018 DocuSign Momentum Hackathon in San Francisco, developers will be creating groundbreaking eSignature implementations and competing for a number of prizes, including $10,000+ in cash. This event is sponsored by Salesforce and Google Cloud. We'll have mentors onsite from DocuSign, Salesforce and Google Cloud to help with your projects! WHAT: 2018 Momentum Hackathon WHERE: Galvanize, San Francisco WHEN: The Momentum Hackathon is split into two separate days! (No overnight hacking at venue) 9AM - 11PM June 9th 9 AM - 4 PM June 10th HOW: Ready to start hacking?? REGISTER Here!  Sponsored by 

Do you have a keen interest in technology and a passion for the environment? Then look no further!  Calling all business people, tech experts, designers, data scientists, thinkers, and doers who are committed to environmental sustainability! Join Capgemini and our sponsors for the 2018 Green Futures Hackathon – an event where motivated teams of professionals will seek to use technology to help businesses tackle some of the most pressing sustainability challenges of our time. Register now and take your first step towards making an impact! ​Do you want to look more into sources of renewable energy? Or brainstorm ways for businesses to feasibly reduce waste? Then this is the place for you! The hackathon will feature several specific challenges, provided and judged by our sponsors, that will offer additional prizes. Please check back on our website  over the next month to see what new challenges have been issued! WHAT: Green Futures Hackathon WHERE: Capgemini San Francisco ASE WHEN: June 9-10, 2018 HOW: Ready to start hacking?? Register here! We're bringing people together from all walks of life who want to utilize technology to ensure a brighter, more sustainable future.   For all your hackathon needs, visit our website at www.greenfutureshackathon.com. We hope to see you there!

Techies in the San Francisco area -- or people planning to attend the Subscribed 2018 conference! You're invited to participate in the Subscribed SF Hackathon on the evening before the Subscribed Conference. Register by 6/1, in order to compete. You'll learn how to use the Connect Starter Package to develop apps for the Zuora Connect marketplace. Present your project to a panel of judges for a chance to win from a $6000+ pool of awesome prizes.

Techies in the San Francisco area -- or people planning to attend the Subscribed 2018 conference! You're invited to participate in the Subscribed SF Hackathon on the evening before the Subscribed Conference. You'll learn how to use the Connect Starter Package to develop apps for the Zuora Connect marketplace. Present your project to a panel of judges for a chance to win from a $6000+ pool of awesome prizes.

Hackers in San Francisco! You're invited to submit a solution idea for the Pitney Bowes’ Small and Medium Business Hackathon. Your solution must address one of the following themes: E-commerce Enablement, SMB Productivity, Streamlining Shipping Operations, Increasing International Presence, or Open Innovation. Submit your solution idea and you may be selected for the hackathon, where you will create a working app prototype using the Pitney Bowes APIs. Compete for cash prizes and a chance to monetize your app through the Pitney Bowes App Store.