List of hackathons about industry in 2019

You are invited to Hack Boğaziçi organized by Boğaziçi University IT Club Compec for the first time this year, sponsored by Insider and AWS. Hack Boğaziçi is a 24-hour Hackathon, you will develop applications of Image Recognition, NLP and Machine Learning and create a working application It will be organized by Boğaziçi University IT Club Compec for the first time this year under Insider and AWS Sponsorship. Details: http://hack.bogazici.edu.tr/

The Bucciarelli Group organizes a hackathon for young talents at its Ascoli Piceno site on 4 and 5 May to jointly develop innovative products and services in the food and environmental chemical and microbiological analysis sector. In 32 hours, the participants, divided into teams, will compete to create disruptive and innovative solutions in the world of environmental protection and food hygiene and compete to win prizes. The event, with a limited number and limited to 25 people, foresees the opening of the selection call on March 18th. The goal is to bring innovative services to the market, aimed at expanding those already offered by the Bucciarelli Group and opening new market channels using the web, enhancing the participants' different skills, and why not, opening innovative startups or spin offs. of the Bucciarelli Group. This will be done through an intense event, lasting for a weekend but at the same time extremely stimulating for all lovers of innovation and chemistry and microbiology.

The Blockchain Pioneers Hackathon series heads to Singapore! Register now for your chance to win the prize of 50,000 DCT (~ 4,500 USD)!

The Airbus Critical App Challenge Nordic is an online competition for mature software development businesses who are interested in creating apps for Tactilon Dabat. Winners go to Stockholm (exact location TBD) to demo their app AND will have their app featured on the Airbus digital developer platform.

Online Hackathon. Register your team by writing an email to vehicle-data-hackathon@v2c2.at with your team name, and the name and email address of the team representative. The best 3-5 submissions will present their submissions to a jury with industry experts in a teleconference (date: June 5) and the winners will win monetary prices: €1250 for the winner, €500 for the second, and €250 for the third.

Open Source Hackathon meetups provide an opportunity to work with others on Open Source Projects. For new contributors, there will be seasoned contributors and projects maintainers available during the meetup to help direct you through the process. All contributions, from code to graphic design and documentation are welcome. If you’ve always wanted to get involved in Open Source or work on projects with other developers in the community this is a great way to start! Free and open to all skill levels and experience. Food, coffee, and expert advice provided free. The event is being held in North Star Dining Room, CC1254B, 9600 College Way North. This room is located on south side of campus, in the center of the College Center building, by a small pond. See the star on this map: http://bit.ly/2G5SheH For more information visit: https://www.meetup.com/North-Seattle-Tech-Talks/events/260114548/ 

The Latinos in Tech and PayScale invite you to participate in a Hackathon – a 2 day event to explore, learn, experiment, and create. All you need is a laptop and power source! Come Saturday morning with ideas to pitch and collaborate with a team towards a working demo by Sunday afternoon. Who is this event for? Hackathons were traditionally events for engineers and developers, working together intensely with a common goal. Even if you are not a developer we need marketers, researchers and designers! Come grow your budding coding skills or mentor those who are. You don't need to identify as Latinx to attend. Anyone who is committed to skill building, community building, and diversity in technology is welcome! Location: PayScale 1000 1st Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134 (Enter on Occidental side of building) Date: Saturday April 27th 9AM-4PM          Sunday, April 28th from 9AM-2PM Who are the Latinos In Tech? We are a community led collective committed to diversity in the tech industry and supporting access to STEM and technology fields for underrepresented communities. https://www.latinocommunityfund.org/latinos_in_tech What is PayScale? We are a software company with a passion for pay equity and the belief that transparent, data driven conversations about pay between employees and employers result in the best outcomes. Itinerary: Saturday: 8am                    Volunteer setup 8:30-9:30am       Breakfast / meet and greet 9:30am               Opening announcements 10am                   Pitches 10:30am              Teams decide on idea and start jamming 12:30-1pm           Lunch 1-4pm                  Jamming at PayScale ends After leaving PayScale, jammers would be welcome to continue to make progress and prep for Sunday. Sunday: 8am                    Volunteer setup 9—12pm              Final jam collaboration 12-1pm                Lunch break 1pm                     Presentations 1:30pm                Judging 2:00pm                Awards Done The Hackathon will take place on the 1st floor of PayScale, in Hawks Nest (common area). All other areas of the building will be off-limits in order to protect the integrity of PayScale employees workspaces. There are 3 bathrooms available on the first floor, 1 men's, 1 women's, and 1 unisex. Please let a staff member know if you have any needs/concerns throughout the weekend. 

AEC professionals in the Pacific Northwest — developers, UI/UX designers, civil engineers, built environment professionals, and others in the Architecture, Engineering, Construction (AEC) sector! You're invited to take part in the AEC Hackathon 6.2 - Seattle — the 41st AEC Hackathon. At this weekend-long event, you will be challenged to create cutting-edge solutions that can revolutionize the design, construction, and maintenance of the built environment. For hackathon advice visit the tips page!

Young professionals, undergrads, and recent graduate students in the New York City area! You're invited to participate in HackFest. Formerly known as Hachchella, HackFest is a 48-hour immersive hackathon where entrepreneurs, developers, and designers collaborate to solve real-world problems using a variety of tech stacks. You don't need to be a coder to participate.

French students, professionals, and job seekers! If you're passionate about clean air, then you're invited to participate in the SoNumAir creativity sprint. This is a co-creative event whose purpose is to stimulate the innovation of projects related to air quality.