List of hackathons in Seattle, United States in 2018

We are back with our third annual (3rd, THIRD people!) 21st Century Lawyer Seattle Legal Tech CLE. This year, we're bringing back some popular speakers and, and, AND this year you'll get credit for building tech! That's right, we're going to do a mini-hackathon right in the middle of the CLE. And you'll get credit for it. But don't get intimidated! We're using tools that anyone can quickly and easily learn to use.  Event is sponsored in part by Seattle University School of Law. Thanks SU!  Here's the full program (with some additional detail coming soon): Meet the hackers! Back by popular demand - but better than last year too - Wendy Knox Everette and Brendan O'Connor (with a possible third special guest to join) will blow your minds on data privacy, security, and everything you ever needed to know about hackers. GDP . . . What?  Join us for the fastest and best primer on what GDPR is and why you should care. Local attorney and GDPR expert Deserae Abed-Rabbo Weitmann is going to lay some serious GDPR knowledge on us. Get ready. QnA Markup Hackathon Then, we hack. Using David Colarusso's QnA Markup Tool participants (that's you!) will build interactive Q and A tools to answer a legal question. We'll all vote on a winner. Oh, and we're bringing Tom Martin from LawDroid in Vancouver BC to oversee the hacking mania. And don't be intimidated! If you know how to type and can follow some simple directions you can learn to use QnA Markup in just a few minutes.   A2J Tech Next, we'll talk access to justice and technology with access advocate and tech rockstar Sart Rowe. Cutting Edge Legal Service Models Finally Dan Lear and Jordan Couch will talk about how innovators are, can, and should build new, ethically compliant, business models to collaborate with others outside of legal to build cutting edge legal service delivery models to transform the legal landscape. We're being hosted and sponsored by the gracious folks at Seattle University School of Law. And proceeds will go to the Seattle Legal Tech Microgrant Innovation Program - more coming on that next year.  Meantime, these tickets will go fast so grab yours now and join us to get CLE credit while you get your mind blown. Brought to you by Seattle Legal Tech and Seattle University School of Law  

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Capital/Funding Capital/Funding Tools Capital/Funding Strategy Venture Capitalists Angel Investors Seed Funding Incubators Accelerator Programs Co-Founder Capitalization Table Crowdfunding Business Trade Fairs   Session 6: Clients/CustomersDuring this session we will explore the client acquisition process. Find your first clients and customers for your tech startup and implement the right tools, methods and strategies for creating an successful sale system for your specific niche industry/technology. Clients Client Acquisition Strategy Client Acquisition Process PR Strategies Social Media Marketing Competitive Analysis E-Mail Marketing Newsletters Analytics SEO Digital Marketing Ad Systems Competitor Research Sale System Sale Strategy Growth Hacking Sales Funnel Email Hunting   Session 7: Business PlatformDuring this session we will explore the business organizing process. How to implement an organized and professional platform for your tech startup for creating efficient workflow. Business Automation Business Process Business Strategy Business Model Business Management ERP CRM Human Resources (HR) Recruitment Intranet Collaboration Project Management Document Management Customer Support Business Automation Tools   Session 8: Business FormationDuring this session we will explore the business formation process. Which platforms, models and tools to integrate into your tech startup formation for creating an successful launch process.Business Formation Legal Contracts Business Model Corporate Structure Payment Platforms Payment Gateway Invoicing System Credit Cards/Payments Pricing Strategies Accounting Subscriptions Office Space Virtual Address Virtual Phone Virtual Office Remote Office Virtual Assistant Virtual Receptionist Virtual Support Outsourcing Product Demo Product Launch   Session 9: Startup CodingDuring this session we will explore the coding process of your tech startup.Coding/Programming IDE API SDK GUI Code Analysis Data Visualization Python C# Forms Wireframing Front-End Back-End Library Frameworks Testing Programming Platforms Programming Tools Agile Development Software Code Management   Session 10: Startup Hardware/PrototypingDuring this session we will explore the hardware and prototyping process of your tech startup. 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Electronics IoT Raspberry Pi Arduino Microcontrollers Sensors Projects Microchips Hardware Boards Hardware Tools Hardware Platform PCB 3D Design 3D Models 3D Printing DIY Tech Tech Lab Embedded Systems   Session 11 : Startup IT OperationsDuring this session we will explore the IT infrastructure process of your tech startup. Which platforms to use for setup an organized database system, cloud system and other technical solutions for your tech startup to work efficiently IT Infrastructure Cloud Servers Database DevOps Monitoring Remote Access Backup Technical Documentation Data Recovery Encryption Security FTP NAS Deployment VPN VPS Automation Log Management Networking Virtualization   Session 12 : Startup ConsultingDuring this session we will explore the consulting process for your tech startup. An strategic approach, where you can receive more experience before you launch your own specific products/projects. Tech Startup Consulting Tech Consulting Services Tech Consulting Structure Tech Consulting Approach Tech Consulting Strategy Tech Consulting Contracts Tech Consulting Referrals Tech Consulting Portfolio Tech Consulting ISO Tech Consulting Integration Tech Consulting Projects   Session 13 : Startup ManagementDuring this session we will explore management process of your tech startup. How to manage your internal and external environments for increasing the probability of your tech startup to succeed. 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Hackers and techies in Seattle and the North West! If you're interested in the use of technology in the travel industry, then the Discover Global Network invites you to participate in the API Showdown: Hack Your Trip. Register with a team of up to 5 individuals -- you'll be challenged to use two or more of Discover's travel APIs to create an innovative digital solution that enhances the traveler experience! Collaborate and compete for your share of a $17,000 prize pool.

DESCRIPTION WHY: Tech holds the promise to empower active citizenship and make institutions more accessible, accountable and efficient. Instead it’s been used to subvert American Democracy. It’s time for you to take it personally. WHAT: A convening of the local civic tech community to focus on connecting people who want to make a difference with local tech-for-good projects that need their help. It’s a chance to get inspired, imagine a better future, and contribute your talent. WHO: You. Whether you’re a concerned citizen or a technical wizard, you have something to contribute. Projects will need coders, designers, researchers, project managers, subject matter experts, and just ordinary people. HOW: Bring your laptop, your creativity, and your collaborative spirit to Code Fellows on Saturday, November 17th. Register your project or create your volunteer profile now on DemocracyLab.  This hackathon will continue the momentum from our events in August and September. Check out these slides from our September event to get a sense of what to expect. The agenda for November 17th is: 9:00     Registration and Coffee 9:30     Welcome and Overview 9:45     Project Pitches 10:30    Team Formation 10:45    Teamwork 12:30    Working Lunch 5:00     Project Presentations 6:00     Closing Comments and Adjourn

We are not the media consumers we once were. Not only do we listen to, read, and watch content in ways that we never have before, but we demand more from it. We want to experience it, we want to interact with it. We want to participate—on our own terms and on our own time. Commercial brands and content publishers have taken notice, and have begun building new ways of connecting with us. From AR/VR to OTT to podcasting, content creators now reach their audiences across a number of devices and platforms. And for the first time, they have access to detailed, targeted data to see how engaged we really are. Our evolving demands, coupled with creators’ unprecedented use of emerging technologies, are changing the very nature of media production, distribution, and consumption. Join us as we Hack the Future of Media and discover how technology can further reshape the way audiences experience the stories and sounds they love. Spend the weekend with fellow innovators at Globant’s Hack the Now & Next Hackathon: Future of Media Edition. We’ll have Globant technologists on hand to help guide you along the way. Team up with a few friends—or meet new ones—to build something cool! Check out our brief: https://bit.ly/2zPHLW2 Schedule Friday, November 16th: The Kick-off 7-7:30pm: Registration//Pizza, drinks (food and beverages provided) 7:30-8pm: Welcome//Rules, restraints, and FAQs 8-10pm: Pitch ideas, assemble teams, and get started! Saturday, November 17th: The Hackathon 8am: Welcome back 12pm: Lunch (food and beverages provided) 5pm: Demos 7pm: Judges convene 7:30pm: Winners announced

The Taskar Center for Accessible Technology, in partnership with the Husky ADAPT student organization, invites you to participate in the 2018 Holiday Toy Hack! At the TCAT Holiday Toy Hackathon, volunteers modify store-bought toys to create switch-accessible toys. TCAT will ship those toys to recipients who require switch-access toys and, like everyone, will enjoy and learn from play! 2018 will be our largest event yet, with greater numbers of volunteers and toys we gift. Join us! If you would like to request a toy, please CLICK HERE TO MAKE A TOY REQUEST. If you would like to volunteer, please read on. Why toy adaptation? Off-the-shelf toys are often inaccessible to kids with motor limitations or developmental disabilities because they require some force or dexterity to activate. Switch adaptation allows new opportunities for active participation and meaningful play interactions by slightly modifying the electronics of a toy to accept different kinds of switches.About the Toy Hack on Nov 11th, 2018: join us for four hours of toy adaptation: 9am-1pm. Your volunteer efforts will make this holiday more inclusive while you exercise your skills in toy adaptation (a little soldering, some toy tinkering and lots of heart!). Please sign up to reserve your spot as the event fills up and we are space-limited. Please note: Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate minors as volunteers in the MakerSpace. Volunteers under 18 will not be able to use the soldering equipment, but can still help with gift wrapping and cards. Would you like to help but cannot make it to the event? Please consider sponsoring a toy with a $50 tax-deductible donation: CLICK HERE TO SPONSOR A TOY (indicate in the comment if you'd like your donation to go to a toy for a particular child). Questions? contact uwtcat@uw.edu #HackForAccess, #TaskarCenter, #Accessibility #TheFutureIsAccessible #UniversalDesign Photo credit: 2016 TCAT Holiday Toy Hack (C) UW Communications

Hello Fellow hackers!  The Blockchain Society together with Telekom Innovation Laboratories (T- Labs) presents the #T-LabsHACK! T-Labs is the research and innovation unit of Deutsche Telekom, mother company of T-Mobile US. Learn more about T-Labs: https://laboratories.telekom.com/ What is the #T-LabsHACK you may ask? Well, with the increasing popularity of blockchain technology in the industry today, there comes a desire to always be ahead of the curve; with this event, we will bring you up to speed on some of the hottest tech to hit the blockchain space, which you can then use directly in your Hackathon projects to win great prizes! A Learnathon will be included with a workshop that will introduce hashstaX. To learn more about hashstaX check out this article. The hackathon will be held at Create33 which is a startup hub, where budding entrepreneurs can learn from mentors and network with peers. It’s the brainchild of Madrona Venture Group, one of the largest venture capital firms in the Pacific Northwest. There will be over $5000 in prizes! See more details on DevPost. Teams We suggest teams of no more than 6 individuals. You can organize teams prior to the event, and we will be sending around a teams signup form on the day of the Hackathon. Rules We know some rules are meant to be broken, but you should probably (read: definitely) stick by these: 1. Fresh Code - We all start coding at the same time. It’s cool to work on designs beforehand, digital mockups, open source frameworks, and anything else available to everyone, but keep things within fair limits. 2. Code Review - Winning teams may be subject to a code-review at some point following the event or immediately before winning. This is to ensure that all code used is in fact fresh. 3. Ownership and IP - You own your IP and whatever you create. Simple as that. 4. Team Size - No more than five people. 5. Submissions - More info at the event. You’ll receive an email with instructions on how to do just that. 6. Demos - You’ll have 10 minutes to demo the functionality of your project and talk through your idea, and 1 minute for Q&A from judges. Judging How is the hackathon judged?Projects will be judged based on the following criteria: Technical Deployment - 25% Consumer Centric - 25% Usefulness - 25% Innovation - 25% Judges Include: Alexander Renz has been involved in the Internet of Things (IoT) since its humble beginnings at the MIT Auto-ID Center, where Kevin Ashton coined the term in 1999. He is interested in exploring applications and new business models in IoT and the machine-to-machine economy. He is interested in applications across industries, even though his focus over the last few years has been on the future of mobility including connected and autonomous vehicles, shared and electric mobility as well as urban mobility and smart cities. Alex is an advisor to the IOTA foundation, a next generation blockchainless architecture based on a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) that promises infinite scalability and zero transaction fees. Precia Carraway started as an entrepreneur in her late teens, continuing to explore and deploy disruptive innovations in emerging technology verticals. Her mechanical engineering training allowed her to wear many hats: software architect, system engineering, product management and general Swiss army knife deploying domestic and EMEA market smart-home, -city, -car product lines. Her previous position crossed B2C, B2B, B2G vehicle OEM strategic alliances and partnership collaborations. These days you can find her in the autonomous vehicle or drone space, watching the market, placing technology bets, nurturing networks, and speaking to the community at large, encouraging investments in frontier technologies. To break out of her echo chamber, you can find her leading Habitat for Humanity volunteers, riding mountain bikes or sailing the deep blue seas any given weekend. Chris Jones is a long-time entrepreneur and an expert in strategy, product marketing and user acquisition. He is adept at translating complex, technical features and functionalities into easy to understand concepts. Previously Chris held executive roles with adidas America, Mattel and Boost Mobile. Currently he is the President of Dragonscale, the Dragonchain incubator project and Co-founder of the inaugural Blockchain Seattle 2018 Conference held on September 10-11th. Chris is an evangelist for blockchain technology and the people and projects here in the Pacific NW. In addition, he has consulted other blockchain & technology companies including Storm, a gamified microtasks platform and Sirqul, a leader in the IoT space. He holds a B.S.B.A. from Georgetown University and an MBA from Northwestern University. John Calian is a Senior Vice President at Deutsche Telekom AG, and the Head of the Telekom Innovation Laboratories (T-Labs) in Berlin, a group of some 300 experts & scientists (+ entrepreneurs) from a variety of disciplines, from more than 25 nations all working together at T-Labs. Additionally, John co-founded and leads all product development for the T-Labs Blockchain Group, a team dedicated to decentralization research and development. In this dual role, John is responsible for developing and leading innovation topics, including blockchain strategies and initiatives, machine learning techniques and customer experiences, for Deutsche Telekom and its partners. Prior to joining T-Labs, John held numerous technology leadership roles and was the founder and COO of multiple startup software firms in the Seattle area. Mr. Calian holds an MBA in Technology Management from the University of Washington. Chris Spanton Jack Donahue Tentative Event Schedule: October 27th 8:30am: Registration & team formation; breakfast 9:15am: Opening Remarks from T-Labs 9:45: Opening Remarks from The Blockchain Society 10.00am: hashstaX Workshop by T-Labs 12:00: Lunch 12:45am: Workshop by Blockstack 1:30pm: KeyNote by T-Labs. 2:15pm: Hackathon starts 7pm: Dinner with Sponsors October 28th 12:00am: Hacking Continues 9:00 am: Breakfast served 12:00pm: Lunch with Judges 2:00pm: Hacking concluded 230pm: Presentations and judging to begin 4:00pm: Winners Announced 4:15pm: Final remarks by T-Labs 4:30pm: More information 6:00pm: Termination of Hackathon / Learnathon Prizes are too be announced soon! Thank you to our Sponsors! Presenting Sponsor: Community Partner: Venue Sponsor:

Seattle GiveCamp is a hackathon for good where tech volunteers create software for nonprofit organizations in the Seattle area. The software solutions will likely include web sites, desktop apps, databases, or other pieces of software that need to be coded, designed, updated, or configured. We anticipate creating solutions for about 10-15 needy nonprofits this year.  We will have a need for programmers, web developers, graphic designers, database admins, and project managers. You do not have to have to be an expert to be a tech volunteer. Of course, if you are an expert in one or more disciplines, that's fantastic. All you really need is some technical experience/education and a desire to help. Seattle GiveCamp is asking technical volunteers to pay a $15 fee to secure a place at this year's GiveCamp. In return, we will provide a place to code/design/create, lots of free food & drink, networking opportunities, a snazzy t-shirt, and a surprise gift or two.  In case you are wondering, the $15 fee will be distributed to the nonprofits that we will be helping at the event since our sponsors will be covering the cost of the event itself. Schedule Friday, Oct 26, 5pm-11pm (we will be serving dinner) Saturday, Oct 27, 8am-11pm (we will serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks) Sunday, Oct 28, 8am-6pm (we will be serving breakast, lunch, and snacks) Note: Unlike some past years, we will be ending at 11pm on Friday and Saturday. There is no sleep over option.

Full Stack Developers and Absolute Beginners alike, come join us and discover new ways to think outside of the box. Meet new people, develop an idea that will spark innovation, and turn it into reality. Can you create something innovative in 24-hours? Come find out at this hackathon. Food and Drinks will be provided for the entire 24-hour hackathon event. New developers welcome! We will be hosting an intro to programming workshop at the beginning of our event to get you up to speed with the rest of the competitors. Prizes will be awarded to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place teams of up to 5! Schedule: Day 1: Saturday 11:00am - Venue Opens (time for participants to meet new people and form teams) 12:00pm - Event and Leader Introductions and Team Pitches / Brainstorming 12:30pm - Begin Coding 12:30pm - Workshop #1: Intro to Programming 02:00pm - Lunch 04:00pm - Workshop #2: To Be Determined 05:00pm - Workshop #3: To Be Determined 06:00pm - Dinner Day 2: Sunday 07:00am - Breakfast 08:00am - Presentation Sign Up 09:00am - Judges Arrive (Individual Preliminary Judging) 10:00am - Presentations 11:30am - Awards 12:00pm - Clean Up & Revert Venue back to Original State 12:30pm - Venue Closes For more information, please visit our website at www.hackaction.org. Please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions, suggestions or concerns via hello@hackaction.org.

DESCRIPTION Join the Seattle Sports Tech Meetup for our Third 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 Oct 20th & 21st, from 8:00AM Saturday to 5:00PM 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 $20,000 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 Oct 19-21 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 8:00am: [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 4-6:00pm: [Galvanize] Coaching / Mentorship / Demos 6:00pm: [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) Sounders FC - Signed Memorabilia Seattle Storm - Signed Memorabilia    Mentors: Sydney Smith Cody Haugen Craig Damlo Carter Rabasa Anthony Rosanno   Judges: Alyse LaHue, Seattle Storm Grant Farwell, Matcherino Anna Gordon, Seattle University Sponsors: Sportradar Galvanize Seattle Sounders Seattle Storm IdealSeat Founders Live Starters SportTechie