Join us for the 48h 2021 Solution Challenge hackathon!
Viviana Sutedjo and Kilian Schulte will hold an intro workshop on Flutter and Sergii Khomenko will hold an intro workshop on Machine Learning, both with the goal of enabling you to apply the acquired knowledge immediately.
In addition, the team that won last year's Solution Challenge will give a talk on their approach and experiences.
You can bring an existing Solution Challenge project, or start a new one. At the end of the hackathon, all participants will democratically vote for their favorite projects and thereby select three winning teams. In addition to glory and honor, the winning teams will also receive cool prizes.
After the hackathon, you can submit your project to the 2021 Solution Challenge and compete with teams from all over the world.
TU Munich
Computer Science M.Sc.
WORKERBASE
Flutter Engineer
Stylight
Product Engineering Lead
Computer Science Masters Student at TU Munich, and medical student at LMU. She is concentrating on Frontend, Robotics, and (medical) Image Processing & a 3-time software engineering Google intern.
Developer Student Club founder team in DSC Munich - they organize meetups for fellow ambitious CS students.
SimplAR - Top 10 Finalists
Kilian is a Freelance Flutter Engineer who is passionate about the Flutter and Dart ecosystem. He has helped several companies publish successful Flutter applications and in his free time, he maintains various Open Source Flutter and Dart projects. In the past, he co-founded Upride, a Munich-based mobility startup that focused on analytical insights into the bicycle traffic of large cities, where he worked with cities like Munich to improve the urban cycling situation through Open Source data.
I truly believe in paying forward as well as Open Science and Open Source. As a result, I relatively frequently engage with the community by conducting workshops, giving talks and contributing with code.
I am honored to be recognized by Google as Google Developer Expert in Machine Learning. This entitles more close collaboration with Google teams in form of feedback on products and different early access programs.
I founded a Machine Learning meetup in Munich - Hacking Machine Learning. Currently, the meetup has 2000+ members and hosted 29+ events with speakers from a variety of local, as well as top-tier companies like Google, Twitter, Facebook, etc.
From time to time, I invest my time by contributing to Open Source projects like TensorFlow or PySyft.
GDSC Munich Lead
GDSC Munich Lead
GDSC Munich Core Team
GDSC Munich Core Team
GDSC Munich Advisor
GDSC Munich Advisor
GDSC Munich Core Team
GDSC Munich Core Team
Technical University of Munich
GDSC Munich Core Member
GDSC Munich Core Member
TUM
GDSC Munich Core Team
GDSC Munich Core Team
