Hackathon judging opportunity
About me:
My name is Jason and I work with top immigration lawyers on educational resources related EB-1A, EB-2 NIW, and O-1. Most of the profile-building insights I share in this newsletter come from my work with these lawyers.
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I recently spoke to someone who is organizing an upcoming hackathon. They will also be organizing more hackathons and potentially a conference later this year.
Here is a link to apply to judge the hackathon: