Ossome Hacks 2.0,
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About the event
Ossome Hacks 2.0 builds on the success of its inaugural edition in September 2023, which saw 250+ participants in 50+ teams solving real-world challenges.
This 36-hour hackathon engages tech enthusiasts of all levels with diverse tracks, fostering innovation, skill-building,. and collaboration. More than a competition, it celebrates open-source development and empowers participants to make a meaningful impact.
Why should you sponsor?
Your company will be featured across all event materials and social media, reaching thousands of tech-driven students, creating lasting brand recognition in the academic community.
Get your products, APls, or technology in front of participants, encouraging them to use your tools and build hands-on experience with your brand.
Connect with skilled students in tech fields.
Sponsoring gives you a chance to recruit talented individuals who could become future employees or interns.
Supporting Ossome Hacks 2.0 shows your commitment to innovation and education, values that resonate with the student and tech community.
Join the event as mentors or workshop hosts, building valuable connections with participants and enhancing your brand's presence among future tech leaders.
By supporting this event, you're giving back to the tech community, helping students gain skills and real-world experience while promoting open-source values.
Diptayan JashI am Diptayan Jash, a B.Tech Computer Science student at SRM Institute of Science and Technology with a passion for innovation, problem-solving, and open-source contributions. Currently, I serve as the President of GitHub Community SRM, where I lead initiatives aimed at fostering a vibrant developer community on campus.
My technical expertise spans a wide range of fields, including Java, Python, ReactJS, Flask, and embedded systems, and I have hands-on experience building scalable, real-time applications. My notable achievements include securing top positions in hackathons such as the Smart India Hackathon and International Roboroarz Robotics Hackathon and publishing research in IEEE conferences. I have also interned at leading organizations like Sony Research India and Samsung R&D, where I honed my skills in cutting-edge technologies.
As a dedicated advocate for empowering students, I aim to create impactful opportunities that enable developers to grow and innovate.
About GitHub Community SRM:
GitHub Community SRM is the official GitHub-affiliated student-led developer community at SRM Institute of Science and Technology. Our mission is to foster a culture of open-source innovation and equip students with the skills, tools, and knowledge needed to thrive in the tech industry.
Through workshops, webinars, hackathons, and collaborative projects, we provide a platform for students to connect with peers, industry experts, and organizations. Our community thrives on promoting collaboration, creativity, and inclusivity, empowering members to develop solutions that address real-world challenges.
Our flagship event, OSSOME Hacks, is a testament to our dedication to innovation and learning. This hackathon has become a hub for student developers to showcase their creativity, work with modern technologies, and solve meaningful problems in a competitive environment.
By partnering with us, sponsors not only gain visibility among a diverse and motivated student audience but also contribute to shaping the future of technology and development.
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251-500 attendees expected
50% Male Attendees
50% Female Attendees
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