Rishav Nair (coolrisnar)

Dublin, California, United States

PeddieHacks 2021

Online

A 48-hour virtual hackathon - by students, for students.

$50,000 in prizes
Winners announced
342 participants

FrostHack

Online

A hackathon run by Frostack Games centered around gaming and entertainment.

$17,625 in prizes
Winners announced
193 participants

What The Hack

Online

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

MLOps for Good Hackathon

Online

Join us for the first-ever MLRun hackathon, to help bring data science to production for social good.

$13,492 in prizes
Winners announced
283 participants

byteKode - Beginner - Summer 2021

Online

Take your first byte into the world of hackathons. All high school students welcome!

$20,892 in prizes
Winners announced
108 participants

Researchathon

Online

A competition that funds and supports great youth-led environmental, social and technology ideas.

$8,000 in prizes
Winners announced
68 participants

Hack Cupertino 2021

Online

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

InspirEd Hacks (6/25-6/27)

Online

Create apps that empower communities with education!

$1,000 in prizes
Winners announced
122 participants

Epsilon Hacks II

Online

Solving Tomorrow's Problems Today

$3,070 in prizes
Winners announced
113 participants

Citro Hacks

Online

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

$439 in prizes
Winners announced
301 participants

The Covitech Challenge

Online

Create an unique solution to a real-world problem

$42,580 in prizes
Winners announced
110 participants

OwlHack 2021

Online

Hack Owl Night Long!

$6,460 in prizes
Winners announced
85 participants

Def Hacks Worldwide 3.0

Online

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)

Online

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

$70,000 in prizes
Winners announced
314 participants

NologyHacks

Online

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

SigmaHacks 3 - Presented by HPE

Online

An online hackathon to address the worst of global problems with the best of solutions. [Registration closed - please refer to description for more details]

$78,048 in prizes
Winners announced
539 participants

JAMHacks V

Online

Both a hackathon and a learnathon for high schoolers—create an app, game, website, robot, gadget, or whatever your heart desires!

$CAD 19,614 in prizes
Winners announced
244 participants

OneHacks

Online

Programming is a powerful tool. How will you use it to demonstrate your abilities? Join OneHacks now!

$128,274 in prizes
Winners announced
160 participants

HackDefy 2.0

Online

And we're back! Want to create a website or app for the collective good? Join us at HackDefy from March 26-28! (Participants can be international and high schoolers or university students)

$1,165 in prizes
Winners announced
153 participants

Color Hacks

Online

Diversifying the world of tech.

$5,399 in prizes
Winners announced
35 participants

Cohackathon

Online

An online hackathon where students can learn to code, meet new people, and build applications in a fun competition.

$16,700 in prizes
Winners announced
266 participants

XdHacks Mini SF

Online

Whether you're an experienced programmer or have never coded anything in your life before, there's something for everyone at this hackathon!

$10,500 in prizes
Winners announced
105 participants

OrionHacks

Online

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