Students, get ready to code at ShellHacks, Florida’s largest hackathon
Tip: Besides your laptop, bring an inflatable mattress for short naps, a resume and an open mind. Here’s everything you need to know as a…
INIT, a tech nonprofit empowering underserved communities, launches in South Florida
By Krysten Brenlla Tech education and development is now available for all Miamians, with the help of a newly launched nonprofit that aims to bridge…
Recent grad creates non-profit GitStart to give back to #MiamiTech community
By Riley Kaminer When Miami native Nicholas Sean Gonzalez was going through high school and college, he did not have much guidance along the way.…
Florida’s largest hackathon is back this week: 5 things to know about ShellHacks
By Krysten Brenlla ShellHacks, Florida’s largest hackathon, has brought together thousands of hackers from across the globe to compete, learn the latest technologies, build innovative…
FIU CS graduate from Cuba lands internships at IBM, JPMorgan Chase and hopes to build a new future in tech
By Krysten Brenlla Seven years ago, FIU student Danay Fernandez walked into an American high school without knowing or speaking a word of English. At…
This weekend, thousands of technologists will (virtually) descend upon Miami for ShellHacks hackathon
This Friday marks the start of ShellHacks, Florida’s largest hackathon. While the event is typically hosted in-person at Miami’s Florida Internati…
5 things about ShellHacks, Florida’s largest hackathon, you should know
Attracting, cultivating, and retaining human capital is top of mind for startups at all stages. Founders frequently cite the quest for top talent as one…
5 things to know in #MiamiTech: We have a Wyncubator winner, 2 more opportunities, a new resource and an accolade
1 And the winner of the Wyncubator Pitch Competition is…. Five startups competed last night in the best setting ever for a pitch competition –…
