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Invite to Participate in Three Hackathons

By Jessica
Devpost is the home for the world's hackathons, both virtual and in-person! Partnering with great organizations like Oculus, Uber, Evernote, Twitter, Twilio, Venmo, IBM, Microsoft, Qualcomm, and more, Devpost strives to bring you new opportunities to practice your skills, learn new technologies / APIs, work on interesting problems, and win some amazing prizes.   Hackathons are about learning and having fun, and it's our goal to make that happen!

 Amadeus Hack the Journey Online Edition ✈
Build the next big travel solution using Amadeus for Developers Self-Service APIs
- Prizes: Over $10,000 in cash prizes
- Deadline: July 29, 2019
- Learn more and register at hackthejourney.devpost.com
- Slack line to get more help directly from the organization

FireDrone.AI Hackathon 🔥
Build a functioning software solution using Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Azure Machine Learning or Microsoft Azure Cognitive Services that enables drones to detect urban fires from a street level view by using a simulated environment.
- Prizes: Over $20,000 in non-cash prizes
- Deadline: July 31, 2019
- Learn more and register at firedrone.devpost.com
- Slack line to get more help directly from the organization
- US Only

UiPath: Power Up Automation Hackathon 🔄 
Build Open Source, Reusable Components using the UiPath Studio
- Prizes: Over $50,000 in cash and prizes
- Deadline: July 22, 2019
- Learn more and register at uipath2019.devpost.com
- Slack line to get more help directly from the organization
Please contact Cassie Breen for more information: cassie@devpost.com.

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