We're a non-profit organization in the Boston area that organizes an annual undergraduate hackathon. Our goal is to expand and nurture the hacker culture that exists in Boston and the surrounding areas. We connect students and other aspiring nerds to their colleagues so that they can meet new people, learn new things, and have a great time.
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Step right up 🎪 HBP Core applications are open!! 🎟️ Join us for HackBeanpot 2027 across Design, Tech, Operations, Sponsorship, or Social Outreach! 📅 Applications close March 20th 🔗 Apply using the link in our linktree on our Instagram, or using the one here: https://lnkd.in/exYBSS88
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Step right up 🎪 HBP Core applications are open!! 🎟️ Join us for HackBeanpot 2027 across Design, Tech, Operations, Sponsorship, or Social Outreach! 📅 Applications close March 20th 🔗 Apply using the link in our linktree on our Instagram, or using the one here: https://lnkd.in/exYBSS88
Step right up 🎪 HBP Core applications are open!! 🎟️ Join us for HackBeanpot 2027 across Design, Tech, Operations, Sponsorship, or Social Outreach! 📅 Applications close March 20th 🔗 Apply using the link in our linktree on our Instagram, or using the one here: https://lnkd.in/exYBSS88
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A few weeks ago, Jessica Cao and Sue Harnett came to speak at HackBeanpot, Inc 2026. Jessica Cao, a Stanford University student and founder of World37, a platform leveraging AI to bring narratives to life within games, delivered an engaging session on pitching hackathon projects effectively. She emphasized the importance of clearly identifying the problem your project addresses and letting numbers and visuals speak for its impact, using her own startup as an example of how to go about articulating this. Our hackers were also given the opportunity to practice their pitches during the workshop before presenting them to our judges. Additionally, we also welcomed Sue Harnett, the founder and CEO of Rewriting the Code, a nonprofit organization dedicated to uniting and empowering women in tech. Sue offered a unique perspective of how to go about navigating technology and AI in a rapidly evolving industry. In our panelist workshop, she also spoke about the personal challenges she faced in her transition into tech, and how she overcame them, leaving our hackers with an honest, yet inspiring perception on what it takes to have a meaningful career in this field. We are incredibly grateful to Jessica and Sue for dedicating their weekend to HackBeanpot 2026 and for sharing their expertise with our community. Events like this would not be possible without speakers who are willing to invest their time and passion in the next generation of builders.
A few weeks ago, Jessica Cao and Sue Harnett came to speak at HackBeanpot, Inc 2026. Jessica Cao, a Stanford University student and founder of World37, a platform leveraging AI to bring narratives to life within games, delivered an engaging session on pitching hackathon projects effectively. She emphasized the importance of clearly identifying the problem your project addresses and letting numbers and visuals speak for its impact, using her own startup as an example of how to go about articulating this. Our hackers were also given the opportunity to practice their pitches during the workshop before presenting them to our judges. Additionally, we also welcomed Sue Harnett, the founder and CEO of Rewriting the Code, a nonprofit organization dedicated to uniting and empowering women in tech. Sue offered a unique perspective of how to go about navigating technology and AI in a rapidly evolving industry. In our panelist workshop, she also spoke about the personal challenges she faced in her transition into tech, and how she overcame them, leaving our hackers with an honest, yet inspiring perception on what it takes to have a meaningful career in this field. We are incredibly grateful to Jessica and Sue for dedicating their weekend to HackBeanpot 2026 and for sharing their expertise with our community. Events like this would not be possible without speakers who are willing to invest their time and passion in the next generation of builders.
🎪 HackBeanpot Core Applications Are Open! 🎪 HackBeanpot is Boston's beginner-friendly hackathon built for new technologists, and we need YOU to help bring it to life. If you want to be part of a team that makes sure every first-time hacker feels welcomed, supported, and excited to build, this is your moment. We're recruiting across 5 teams for HackBeanpot 2026: 🎨 Design – Shape the theme, social posts, and UI/UX 💻 Tech – Build and maintain our live and main sites 🎡 Operations – Keep the whole show running smoothly 🎟️ Sponsorship – Secure funding and partnerships 📣 Social Outreach – Grow our community and host events Step right up and join a team that's committed to making tech more inclusive, one hackathon at a time. Applications close March 20th, don't miss your chance! 👉 Apply here: https://lnkd.in/eDYRPBq5
Thank you to all of our incredible sponsors who are supporting HackBeanpot 2026 🎪 Hackbeanpot wouldn't be a success without their support, and we hope you love their products and services. Hackers, make sure to check them out during our sponsor fair this Friday! #hackathon #hackbeanpot #boston #tech
Applications close today at 11:59PM‼️ Be sure to submit yours today to get your ticket! 🎪💻
The carnival is just up ahead and we hope to see you there!🚘🎪 HackBeanpot is a beginner-friendly hackathon in Boston welcoming all undergraduate students to apply. Whether you have no prior experience, are new to hacking, or are simply curious about exploring the tech field, join us February 13–15 for a weekend of learning, collaboration, and friendly competition! Meet others who are curious, creative, and ready to make your ideas come to life. 💻💡 Be sure to apply by 1/10 to get your ticket 🎫 Apply here! 👉 https://lnkd.in/gxY3YG7q Learn more about our organization! 🌐 https://lnkd.in/eU-vemMY
The carnival is just up ahead and we hope to see you there!🚘🎪 HackBeanpot is a beginner-friendly hackathon in Boston welcoming all undergraduate students to apply. Whether you have no prior experience, are new to hacking, or are simply curious about exploring the tech field, join us February 13–15 for a weekend of learning, collaboration, and friendly competition! Meet others who are curious, creative, and ready to make your ideas come to life. 💻💡 Be sure to apply by 1/10 to get your ticket 🎫 Apply here! 👉 https://lnkd.in/gxY3YG7q Learn more about our organization! 🌐 https://lnkd.in/eU-vemMY
We’re excited to announce our HackBeanpot 2026 keynote speakers 🥁: Sue Harnett (Rewriting the Code Founder & CEO) and Jessica Cao (Tech Influencer and Founder of World37)!! 🎤✨🎉 We’re incredibly grateful to Sue and Jessica for joining us and for taking the time to share their experiences and insights with our hacker community. Their impact across education, technology, and AI makes them inspiring voices for our hackers, and we’re honored to welcome them to the HackBeanpot stage. Read more about their backgrounds and impact below.