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About BISV Hacks
BISV Hacks is an inclusive, student-led hackathon organized by students at BASIS Independent Silicon Valley Upper School in San Jose, CA. BISV Hacks 2027 will bring high school hackers together for a 12-hour day of building, learning, and collaboration.
Our event encourages creativity and collaboration by welcoming students of all experience levels. Participants can form teams or work solo to develop projects, solve challenges, and gain experience.
In addition to coding, attendees can expect industry speakers, hands-on workshops, mentorship, meals, snacks, and space to turn ideas into working demos.
Why Join BISV Hacks?
Prize categories, sponsor awards, swag, and subscriptions will be announced as the event gets closer.
Lunch, dinner, and snacks will be available throughout the day so you can focus on building.
No coding experience necessary — workshops and mentors will help you get started.
Prizes & Awards
Details coming soon.
Tentative Event Schedule
February 2027
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Kickoff, rules, and announcements
Build time begins
Free lunch and team check-ins
Workshops, mentorship, and building
Dinner and guest speaker programming
Submission deadline
Project showcase and awards
Our Sponsors
Interested in sponsoring BISV Hacks 2027?
Take a look at our prospectus and email us at bisvhackathon@gmail.com
View our ProspectusAlthough we prefer cash contributions, we would still love in-kind contributions such as subscriptions, speakers, workshops, prizes, swag, and anything else your company can offer to make BISV Hacks a better experience. Our 2027 sponsor list will be announced as partners are confirmed.
Sponsors TBD
Confirmed BISV Hacks 2027 sponsors will be announced here.
Guest Speakers, Judges, & Mentors
Interested in judging, speaking, or mentoring at BISV Hacks 2027?
Email us at bisvhackathon@gmail.com.
Announcing Soon
BISV Hacks 2027 judges, speakers, and mentors will be announced here.
Meet the Team
Nicholas Wang is a senior at BASIS Independent Silicon Valley who has been coding since 6th grade and enjoys exploring technology and building projects. He works with a variety of tools and frameworks, including Svelte, TailwindCSS, Python, and Flask, among others. Nicholas likes experimenting with AI tools, APIs, and creative coding projects. He is also the founder of Stellar, an AI-powered platform aimed at providing free, engaging education. In his free time, he enjoys building websites, learning new technologies, and participating in hackathons.
Anderson Lu is a junior at BASIS Independent Silicon Valley who has been actively engaged in computer science for over five years. He works with image processing in the machine learning field and has experience in making websites. In his free time, he plays basketball and strives increase his knowledge in machine learning.
Arav Dharnikota is a sophomore at BASIS Independent Silicon Valley.
Frequently Asked Questions
Participant Hub
Important links for hackers will live here as the event gets closer.