MachineHack Brings 2nd Edition of The Great Indian Hiring Hackathon 2024
The Great Indian Hiring Hackathon 2024, organised by AIM’s GenAI startup MachineHack, is back. It promises an amazing experience for data science talent across India. In its second edition, this flagship hackathon bridges the gap between aspiring data scientists and industry-leading companies through direct, skills-based recruitment. The three-month event gives data science experts a chance to demonstrate their skills, tackle real-world problems, and interact with recruiters who are searching for bright candidates in AI and machine learning. A must-attend event for data professionals in India, this hackathon serves as a bridge to career-defining opportunities for both novices and seasoned experts. The hackathon commences on November 1, 2024, giving participants access to problem statements and the submissions portal. November 18 marks the start of the shortlisting process, during which collaborating companies will begin evaluating leaderboard performers for interview opportunities. The event culminates on January 26, 2025, with the release of the ‘Private Leaderboard’, revealing final standings and recognising top talent. What’s So Special? The Great Indian Hiring Hackathon gives participants a unique edge in landing a position in a desirable company by combining interview opportunities, industry recognition, and real-world challenge-solving. Top performers have the opportunity to be shortlisted for interviews. By placing high on the leaderboard, participants can attract recruiters’ attention, giving them a simpler way to get high-value interviews and potential job offers. What’s more? The hackathon offers tickets to the Machine Learning Developers Summit (MLDS 2025) for the top three winners. MLDS is India’s premier conference for developers in the AI and machine learning space, offering networking opportunities and insights from some of the top minds in the field. What to Expect? The challenges in the Great Indian Hiring Hackathon 2024 are designed to challenge participants’ analytical skills, creativity, and technical abilities. Each participant must submit a code that matches their best-achieved score on the submission file, and each participant is allowed up to nine submissions per day. These challenges allow participants to practise problem-solving in a realistic, high-stakes setting by simulating real-world issues encountered in data science professions. They assess abilities that are directly applicable to industry applications, preparing participants for future technical employment in addition to being a professional development activity. MachineHack’s previous editions have included some of the biggest names in tech. The partner companies for this edition are yet to be announced. To illustrate the hackathon’s career-transforming potential, MachineHack will soon share a success story from a past participant who landed an impressive role after proving their skills in the hackathon. To get started, register on the MachineHack platform and be ready to compete when the hackathon goes live on November 1, 2024. For questions, email support@machinehack.com. Furthermore, follow MachineHack’s social channels and join the Telegram community to keep updated with announcements throughout the hackathon period! What are you waiting for? Hurry, and join The Great Indian Hiring Hackathon 2024, today!
The flagship premier event, starting November 1, 2024, will connect top data science and AI/ML talent with leading companies through skill-driven challenges that enable efficient hiring.
The flagship premier event, starting November 1, 2024, will connect top data science and AI/ML talent with leading companies through skill-driven challenges that enable efficient hiring.
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As a rare blend of engineering, MBA, and journalism degree, Vandana Nair brings a unique combination of technical know-how, business acumen, and storytelling skills to the table. Her insatiable curiosity for all things startups, businesses, and AI technologies ensures that there's always a fresh and insightful perspective to her reporting. She now hosts her tech segment 'Point Break' on AIM Tv.