Ayaan Haque (ayaanzhaque)

EECS @ Berkeley || Major League Hacking Top 50

Saratoga, California, United States
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Hacking 4 Community

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Develop sustainable software to address key issues faced by nonprofits

$15,503 in prizes
Winners announced
315 participants

HackTable

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HackTable 2021 - For students, by students

$119,005 in prizes
Winners announced
449 participants

Explore Hacks

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Coding the Future

$7,268 in prizes
Winners announced
280 participants

Hacky Birthday MLH!

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Celebrate our 8th birthday by building some amazing hacks!

Non-monetary prizes
Winners announced
280 participants

What The Hack

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Want to build something crazy? We're a high school student-led hackathon for the next generation of programmers and engineers.

Non-monetary prizes
Winners announced
185 participants

Hack Cupertino 2021

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A high-school hackathon organized by the Cupertino YAB and Cupertino's Recreation Department to give teens a chance to destress, be creative, and become civically engaged.

$1,400 in prizes
Winners announced
81 participants

TeenHacksLI Spring 2021 Hackathon

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eenHacks LI is Long Island’s premier 24-hour high school hackathon, by students, for students. Join our community as we build the future!

$560 in prizes
Winners announced
85 participants

Epsilon Hacks II

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Solving Tomorrow's Problems Today

$3,070 in prizes
Winners announced
113 participants

Citro Hacks

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An all-inclusive virtual high school hackathon dedicated to empowering minorities in tech.

$439 in prizes
Winners announced
301 participants

OwlHack 2021

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Hack Owl Night Long!

$6,460 in prizes
Winners announced
85 participants

Def Hacks Worldwide 3.0

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Def Hacks Worldwide 3.0 is a 36-hour long hackathon for high school and college students.

$13,449 in prizes
Winners announced
593 participants

Hack3 (2021)

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The leading online hackathon for high schoolers: welcoming students from all skill levels!

$70,000 in prizes
Winners announced
314 participants

HalalHacks

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HalalHacks aims to encourage Muslim students to improve society through technology!

$1,935 in prizes
Winners announced
92 participants

NologyHacks

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Use technology to impact the areas of science, health equity, or social justice. Specific prompts will be revealed during Kickoff. Click below for Zoom link!!!

$16,510 in prizes
Winners announced
134 participants

PrideHacks

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Let's celebrate the Pride Month!

Non-monetary prizes
Winners announced
173 participants

DeltaHacks 7

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McMaster University's hackathon for change!

$15,570 in prizes
Winners announced
325 participants

OrionHacks

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A 3-day virtual hackathon with over $50,000 in prizes consisting of hundreds of students around the world who will be working on projects that aim to solve problems in society using technology.

$152,400 in prizes
Winners announced
175 participants

CruzHacks 2021

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CruzHacks brings together a diverse and inclusive group of students and professionals to develop innovative solutions to solve real-world challenges.

$54,170 in prizes
Winners announced
116 participants

Winter Hacklympics

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Welcome, one and all, to the 2020 Winter Hacklympic Games! We're looking forward to a weekend of light-hearted competition, hacking, and fun.

Non-monetary prizes
Winners announced
322 participants

HarmonyHacks 2

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HarmonyHacks 2.0! Free Shipping on Prizes (USA only)

$27,720 in prizes
Winners announced
331 participants

Modhacks

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Empowering people through team-building and product creating

$59,710 in prizes
Winners announced
214 participants

FlareHacks 2020

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Lighting the way for hackers in 2020 with a virtual hackathon and cool prizes!

$5,810 in prizes
Winners announced
144 participants

Bay Area Hacks

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Innovate creative solutions for Machine Learning, Fintech, and Societal Change.

$459,910 in prizes
Winners announced
396 participants

Hack3 (2020)

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A fun, 24 hour online hackathon made for both new and experienced high school students.

$50,000 in prizes
Winners announced
255 participants