HackTitan is an online, beginner-friendly hackathon for students, offering $10,000 in cash prizes, running from February 2-4, 2027.
By IWU
HackTitan is an annual hackathon hosted by IWU, designed to bring together students from various backgrounds to collaborate and innovate. The event is open to participants worldwide and emphasizes a beginner-friendly environment, making it suitable for those new to hackathons. Participants will have the opportunity to work on projects related to Databases and DevOps, fostering skills in these key technology areas. The hackathon aims to provide a platform for students to apply their technical knowledge, learn new technologies, and develop practical solutions to challenges. While specific themes or detailed challenges are not yet announced, the focus on Databases and DevOps suggests a wide range of potential projects, from building robust data management systems to implementing efficient development and operations workflows. This event is a great opportunity for students to expand their networks, gain hands-on experience, and showcase their talents to potential employers. With $10,000 in cash prizes, it also offers a competitive incentive for participants to push their creative and technical boundaries.
The specific challenge or theme for HackTitan is not yet detailed, but participants are encouraged to build projects related to Databases and DevOps. The hackathon is beginner-friendly.
Participants must be above the legal age of majority in their country of residence and currently enrolled as students. Companies and professional organizations are excluded from participation. The hackathon is open to residents of all countries/territories, excluding standard exceptions.