Co-founded and ran Team Liquid’s first esports hackathon event.
| Liquid Hacks | Liquid Hacks Pridemakers | Liquid Hacks 2.0 |
|---|---|---|
Team Liquid’s first esports hackathon. Event dates: November 5 – 8, 2020 Number of participants: 257 Number of projects: 56 Themes and prizes Best Beginner Hack Best Game Hack Best Esports Hack Best Health & Wellness Hack Best Use of Liquipedia API Watch Liquid Hacks on YouTube | Team Liquid’s Pride-themed make-a-thon. Event dates: June 7 – 18, 2021 Number of participants: 64 Number of projects: 16 Themes & prizes Best Validation Project Best Self Expression Project IMC Trading Unthinkable IMC Trading Fast Impact Watch Liquid Hacks Pridemakers on Youtube | Team Liquid’s second esports hackathon. Event dates: November 5 – 12, 2021 Number of participants: 176 Number of projects: 31 Themes & prizes Best Beginner Hack Best Team Liquid Hack Best Competitive Esports Hack Best Accessibility Hack Best EDU Hack Best Use of Liquipedia API Watch Liquid Hacks 2.0 On Youtube |
The winning team of the first Liquid Hacks event also won more than just the grand prize. They also had the opportunity to see Team Liquid’s professional esports players try their project (and we really do mean try).
Liquid Hacks was also part of a video series produced in collaboration with Alienware covering professional careers in esports.
Navneet Randhawa, former Team Liquid Social Media Lead, used Liquid Hacks as an example to explain the different responsibilities that go into social media management.