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NEW HACKATHONS by Devpost

By Jessica

Looking to take your learning even further and build real-world solutions for some of the world's top companies? Take a look at the latest Devpost hackathons available for all skill levels:

 

AWS Health AI Hackathon by Amazon

PRIZES: $48,000 in prizes

DEADLINE: Oct 14, 2022 @ 5:00pm PDT

JOIN THE HACKATHON: https://bit.ly/awshealthu 

 

Codegeist 2022 by Atlassian

PRIZES: $300,000 in prizes

DEADLINE: Oct 31, 2022 @ 5:00pm EDT

JOIN THE HACKATHON: 

NO PURCH. NEC. Official Rules: https://codegeist.devpost.com/rules

 

EVMxIdeathon by Helios

Note: There is a track for ideas only and a track to build!

PRIZES: $125,000 in prizes

DEADLINE: Oct 31, 2022 @ 4:00pm UTC

JOIN THE HACKATHON: https://bit.ly/evmxideathon22u 

 

Google Maps Platform Hackathon by Google Inc

PRIZES: $24,000 in prizes

DEADLINE: Nov 14, 2022 @ 5:00pm EST

JOIN THE HACKATHON: https://bit.ly/gmaps22u 

 

TRON Grand Hackathon - Season 3 by TRON DAO

PRIZES: $1,200,000 in prizes

DEADLINE: Nov 14, 2022 @ 5:00pm MST

JOIN THE HACKATHON: https://bit.ly/trons3u

 

Please feel free to reach out to cassie@devpost.com with any questions

 

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