ClearGov

NEARCON Panel

Future of Work

Inspiration

It happened in Washington DC, where a federal designation (Title 1) describes youth students from low income neighborhoods. Please see IMAGES #9-11 from above slideshow.

What it does

Equalises the job market by providing qualified applicants to employers based purely on their qualifications without any personal information. Therefore optimising the process through efficiency and removal of bias and racism.

Applicants access job opportunities without bias.

Certifiers save time and free up non-value added tasks.

Employers streamline the recruiting process based on the best fit amongst a pool of candidates.

How we built it

flow

Accomplishments that we're proud of

Our first smart contract works!

What we learned

Assign roles, responsibilities and expectations early on. Project Management is key. Anticipate an all nighter :) Build the vision first - write it down immediately. This will be iterated so it's good to know you started. Create a process for the hackathon period, know that a set brainstorm needs to happen. Maybe more than one HBCU network is our first campaign

What's next for ClearGov

IMAGES #5-6 from above slideshow

Built With

canva
figma
javascript
near
react
smart-contract

Submitted to

NEARCON IRL Hackathon

Created by

Worked on the first version of the smart-contract on Near using js sdk. Connect the contract to the front end.

Volodymyr Strilets
Full stack web developer, startup background
My key contributions were focused on project management, strategy/direction, research, presentation content, and overall review.

Deborah Lim
I'm an int'l Finance/IT leader w deep strategy, change management, talent development, and project management expertise.
product design

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Having worked for the largest global Digital credential provider, I was the Subject Matter Expert (SME) on the product. Also worked on the submission, testing the business case and vision.

Ayesha Sodha
17 years of cross functional business experience in tech environments. Operating at the intersection of tech, impact & sustainability
I pitched on stage at the opening party for the hackathon, attracted a team, and built side-by-side with them for 3 days. The asset I was primarily responsible for was the Canva presentation and final video.

Dustin Canter
My first blockchain hackathon was in 2015 at GWU with Consensys. In 2018, I received 15,478 votes for Mayor of Washington, DC.