Founded in 2014, HackZurich has grown to one of the largest and most renowned hackathons in Europe within a short period of time. Being in the middle of Europe, close to world-leading universities, HackZurich is characterized by an extraordinarily high quality of participants and a variety of national and international partners.
Building on the last two years, we are once again offering you the possibility to join either in-person in Zurich or remotely from around the world. We are looking forward to bringing together over 1000 tech talents in an amazing atmosphere for a memorable and exciting weekend of coding. Join us for an unforgettable experience!
Requirements
- Please fill out the separate submission form (see HackZurich Guide)
- You need to upload a video as part of your submission (max. 2minutes)
- Please select for which sponsor prize you are going in order to get considered for the evaluation.
- Please do assign every team member to the corresponding team.
- Submit all the information and material of your prototype to Devpost.
- The main jury and the jury of the sponsors will assess your projects on Devpost. The 25 best teams get admitted to the finals and have the opportuninty to pitch (2min).
- Wait for judging and results.
Prizes
1st Overall Prize, HackZurich
2nd Overall Prize, HackZurich
3rd Overall Prize, HackZurich
1st Holcim Challenge
1st Hotelplan Challenge
1st Julius Baer Challenge
1st Logitech Challenge
1st Optiver Challenge
1st BIT Challenge
1st Siemens Challenge
1st Blockchain for Good Challenge
1st Sika Challenge
1st Migros Challenge
1st Blockchain for Enterprise Challenge
1st Zurich Insurance Challenge
1st Implenia Challenge
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Boris Manhart
Royston Monteiro
Myrto Zehnder
Ansuya Ahluwalia
Kevin Sartori
Iris Hunkeler
Fabian Nater
Tobias Kreienbühl
Judging Criteria
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Creativity
How creative or innovative is the idea behind the prototype? -
Viability
How relevant is the prototype's use case to a real market or business problem? Can it be sold effectively? -
User Interface & User Experience
Is the overall user experience intuitive? Does the flow make sense? -
Technical Strength & Sophistication
How sophisticated is the application? Is a source code repository being used? Is there documentation? Are appropriate services and infrastructure being used (e.g. cloud computing, databases)? -
Feasability
Does it actually work? How complete is the product? Could the prototype scale as a real solution with multiple users? -
Pitch
Was the team able to explain their idea and what the prototype actually did? Did the presentation and demo show how their hack has fulfilled the judging criteria? Did the team communicate the essence of why they did what they did and why it was important?
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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