Every hacker has a type of challenge presented in a certain level of difficulty that really intrigues him/her. We're working to build the largest and the most engaging community of hackers.<p>HackerRank club
Every school should have a HackerRank club where we'll host hackathons, programming contests, lectures by eminent hackers, etc. I think only Apple and to an extent Google/Microsoft have been able to create and leverage their presence in the form of clubs. We want to be right up there.<p>We'll have budget for you to distribute some swag and prizes to the coding contests but there's a bigger picture in play. This is not really a recruitment tool but HackerRank will be a symbol of pride and a tool to learn.<p><Job Responsibilities><p>-- Create a HackerRank club across all schools in US<p>-- Conduct frequent editions of HackerGames (games.hackerrank.com), stanvscal and any other fun event you can think of<p>-- Be on top of a well-connected network of hackers and the ability to manage them.<p>-- Interact with academia/PhD’s in different areas of Computer science to source interesting challenges<p>-- Conduct hackathons and organize intra/inter-company contests (Eg: harman.hackerrank.com)<p><Skills and Experience you Possess><p>-- Hustling ability<p>-- Great communication (and convincing) skills<p>-- Basic knowledge of Computer Science<p>-- Ability to interact with engineers and have a rough idea of how things work. For eg: fixing a bug in IE might take twice the time to build a feature.<p>If this sounds interesting e-mail us at hackers [at] hackerrank.com with the biggest hack you've done (can be anything you did to get around something) and the biggest failure you've faced till now. Let's talk.