Bytes & Bites is back with its second hackathon! A company from the VU start up commu nity has three problems they are looking to solve with accepted solut ions ranging from theoretical to ready to integrate. There are prizes from the UB for each winning solution as well as the opportunity to sign a paid deal with the start up!
This November Bytes &a mp; Bites will have the second annual hackthon! There will be pizza, snacks, drinks, stickers, and of course prizes! Join us and compete s olo or in a group working on one or more of the problems presented by the partnering healthcare startup.
The founder of the start up will present 3 security related challenges (don’t worry you don’ t need a security background, just be aware that it’s dealing with sensitive data). A full working solution is not needed, in fact a the oretical solution may be enough or a proof of concept in a language o f your choice.
In order to be viable as a winning solution you will need to keep your repository private and not share the code. The chosen solution(s) will have the opportunity to sign a paid deal wit h the company on their solution and continuing services. If you prefe r to keep ownership of your code and share publicly then you can do s o, but due to the nature of the challenge it won’t be able to be us ed as a winning solution.
DESCRIPTION: Bytes & Bites is back with its second hackathon! A co mpany from the VU start up community has three problems they are look ing to solve with accepted solutions ranging from theoretical to read y to integrate. There are prizes from the UB for each winning solutio n as well as the opportunity to sign a paid deal with the start up! T his November Bytes & Bites will have the second annual hackthon! There will be pizza, snacks, drinks, stickers, and of course prizes! Join us and compete solo or in a group working on one or more of the problems presented by the partnering healthcare startup.The founder o f the start up will present 3 security related challenges (don’t wo rry you don’t need a security background, just be aware that it’s dealing with sensitive data). A full working solution is not needed, in fact a theoretical solution may be enough or a proof of concept i n a language of your choice.In order to be viable as a winning soluti on you will need to keep your repository private and not share the co de. The chosen solution(s) will have the opportunity to sign a paid d eal with the company on their solution and continuing services. If yo u prefer to keep ownership of your code and share publicly then you c an do so, but due to the nature of the challenge it won’t be able t o be used as a winning solution. END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR