Supabase Select 2026 Hackathon

⌖ Amsterdam · Quarter Podium

Hosted by AgileVisor B.V.

Build practical AI skills for product ownership at this in-person Scrum.org-certified course in Amsterdam on 6 November 2026. Hosted by AgileVisor B.V. at Quarter Podium, the interactive, hands-on training explores how Product Owners can use AI to discover, define, validate and deliver valuable products. It is designed for Product Owners, Product Managers and Business Analysts, while Scrum Masters and product leadership may also benefit. What you’ll learn - How to select AI tools that improve productivity and work quality - Ways to apply AI across the different stances of a Product Owner - Product discovery and validation practices supported by AI - Security risks in home and corporate environments - Ethical issues in AI development - Best practices shared with fellow product professionals Participants receive temporary access to widely used paid AI tools, including tools from OpenAI, Microsoft and Google. Course materials and lessons learned will be provided through a shared drive. The training is delivered by an official Professional Scrum Trainer; its original programme was created by Nils Oud. Time: Friday 6 November 2026, 9:30am–5pm Venue: Quarter Podium, Gatwickstraat, 1043 GL Amsterdam Price: €795, or €745 early bird. Eventbrite displays prices including VAT. The fee includes one attempt at the PSPO-AI Essentials assessment. A score of 85% is required; participants who attempt it within 14 days and do not pass receive a second attempt at no extra cost. Register for the PSPO-AIE training

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⌖ San Francisco · Mind The Bridge

AI for Future brings expert talks, VC panels, startup pitches and AI business networking to Mind The Bridge in San Francisco on 5 November 2026. A high-level meeting point for the AI ecosystem WMF – We Make Future is bringing its international innovation ecosystem to San Francisco for the second edition of AI for Future. Organised by Search On Media Group, the event connects AI founders, investors, venture capitalists, experts and established companies for a focused exploration of the technology’s commercial landscape. This is a professional, business-led event rather than an introductory workshop. It is particularly relevant to AI startup teams seeking investment or market access, VCs evaluating emerging opportunities, corporate innovation leaders, technology specialists and organisations interested in partnerships between the US and European markets. What to expect The programme examines AI from several complementary perspectives: - Keynote talks from international AI experts, covering current trends and real-world applications - Investor and VC panels exploring funding trends, market dynamics and the US investment landscape - AI business meetings and networking designed to create strategic relationships across the ecosystem - The AI 4 Future Startup Competition, giving selected founders a live platform in Silicon Valley The startup competition is a central feature. Four European and four American AI startups will pitch their solutions to an audience that includes international investors and VCs. Finalists compete for the opportunity to attend the WMF Main Event in Italy, where they can connect with a wider global network of investors and industry leaders. AI for Future forms part of the WMF International Roadshow, launched in 2021 to connect innovation communities around the world. Its emphasis on cross-border collaboration, market access and strategic partnerships makes the event especially useful for teams looking beyond their domestic ecosystem. Previous-edition calibre… Register for this event

⌖ San Francisco

Hosted by Bardia Shahali

Hear Vanta CRO Stevie Case unpack go-to-market leadership with Granola VP of Sales Bardia Shahali in San Francisco on 5 November 2026. Inside the third GTM Series conversation Granola brings its speaker series back to San Francisco for a focused conversation with Stevie Case, Chief Revenue Officer at Vanta. She will sit down with Granola’s VP of Sales and event host, Bardia Shahali, as the series continues its mission to bring leading go-to-market operators into conversation with the Granola community. Stevie leads all go-to-market activity at Vanta, a Cloud 100-ranked security compliance company. Her remit spans: - Sales and customer success - Account management - Revenue operations - Wider go-to-market strategy and leadership Her perspective draws on more than 20 years spent leading sales teams and revenue organisations across very different stages of company growth, from 0-to-1 startups to major brands including Visa and Twilio. She is also part of 20SALES, a venture fund formed with seven other GTM leaders from prominent SaaS companies. The fund invests in seed-stage AI and B2B SaaS startups, adding an investor’s view of what early companies need to build and scale. Case’s path into technology is far from conventional. An aspiring lawyer turned college dropout, she began her career as Stevie “KillCreek” Case, the world’s first female professional gamer. Beyond work, she is a certified sailboat skipper and electric boat owner. Who should attend? This session will be particularly relevant to founders, sales and revenue leaders, customer success professionals, SaaS operators, and people building AI or B2B software. Attendees can expect an in-person, interview-style conversation rather than a hands-on workshop, with the emphasis on learning directly from an experienced operator who has worked across startups, established technology businesses, and venture investing.… Register for this event

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Sponsors: Granola

⌖ San Francisco · AWS Builder Loft

Hosted by ClickHouse Bay Area and Silicon Valley Meetup Group

AI Builders Night brings engineers, data practitioners and founders to San Francisco for talks and networking on production AI infrastructure. Hosted by the ClickHouse Bay Area and Silicon Valley Meetup Group, this in-person evening focuses on the people building and deploying modern AI systems. Expect real-world use cases, large-scale infrastructure discussions and opportunities to meet fellow AI builders. The event is presented by ClickHouse and Docker. Agenda - 5:00pm: Arrivals, check-in and networking - 5:50pm: Welcome and introductions, with food and drinks - 5:55–7:10pm: Three speaker sessions - From 7:30pm: Q&A and networking - 8:30pm: Meetup concludes The event page lists the main event time as Monday 9 November 2026, 5:00–8:00pm PST, although the published agenda runs until 8:30pm. Speakers have not yet been announced. Entry requirements The event takes place at the AWS Builder Loft. Attendees must complete both the main registration and the separate AWS venue registration. Photo ID is required for entry. View the event and register

Sponsors: ClickHouse · Docker

⌖ Location TBC · ITCS Munich (Munich, Germany)

Hosted by ITCS

ITCS Munich brings together tech talent and leading employers for a comprehensive tech career festival on 30 October 2026. This one-day event combines a tech conference, career fair, and festival atmosphere at ITCS Munich venue, creating Germany's premier destination for IT professionals, developers, and tech enthusiasts seeking their next opportunity or looking to stay ahead of industry trends. What to Expect The event features over 50 keynote speeches delivered across 5 parallel stages, covering cutting-edge topics in software development, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and digital transformation. Previous ITCS events have hosted 75+ exhibitors from Germany's most innovative tech companies, including major names like BMW Group, Airbus, Bundeswehr, Deutsche Bundesbank, and emerging players in the German tech ecosystem. Whether you're a seasoned developer, recent graduate, or career-changer exploring tech opportunities, ITCS Munich offers something for everyone. The format blends educational content with direct employer engagement, allowing attendees to explore job opportunities, attend workshops, and network with tech leaders all in one location. Who Should Attend This event attracts thousands of tech enthusiasts across all experience levels — from students and junior developers to senior engineers and IT managers. With exhibitors spanning fintech (Deutsche Bundesbank, MLP), aerospace (Airbus), automotive (BMW Group), government agencies (Bundesnachrichtendienst, Deutsches Patent und Markenamt), consulting (KPMG, msg), and cybersecurity (secunet), the diversity of opportunities is exceptional. ITCS events have built a reputation for creating meaningful connections between talent and employers, with dedicated representatives ready to discuss roles, company culture, and career paths. The festival atmosphere removes the formality of traditional recruitment events, making it easier to have authentic conversations about your future in tech. Conference Content The multi-stage format allows you to curate your own experience, moving between technical deep-dives, career development workshops, and industry trend sessions. Past ITCS events have featured content on cloud architecture, DevOps practices, AI implementation, data science, and emerging technologies. The "How to ITCS" format ensures both newcomers and returning attendees can maximize their experience. Beyond the Booths ITCS Munich isn't just about job hunting

◎ Online

Build AI-powered green technology during a free 48-hour online hackathon on 30–31 October 2026, with global recognition and a £1,750 prize pool. The 2nd OneEarth International Hackathon brings students, developers and sustainability enthusiasts together to tackle real-world environmental and climate challenges. Over one intensive weekend, teams will turn ideas into technology solutions that contribute to a smarter, greener future. What you’ll build The challenge places a strong emphasis on using artificial intelligence alongside other technologies to address global sustainability objectives. Projects can explore themes including: - Climate change and climate resilience - Renewable and clean energy - Water conservation - Sustainable cities - Behavioural change - AI for Earth and environmental protection This is a practical innovation sprint rather than a conventional conference. Participants will collaborate in teams, develop their concepts and create a submission within the 48-hour window. The format is designed for people who want to apply technical, creative or sustainability knowledge to a problem with tangible environmental impact. Judging and expert guidance Submissions will be assessed for innovation, environmental impact, technical excellence and scalability. The 2026 judging panel has not yet been announced, but the event is supported by an advisory group spanning AI, machine learning, sensor technologies, computer science, cybersecurity, business and technology. Advisory members include Dr Ginu Rajan and Dr Rajkumar Rathore of Cardiff Metropolitan University; Prof. Ali Kashif Bashir of Manchester Metropolitan University; Yu-Dong Zhang of the University of Leicester; George A. Tsihrintzis of the University of Piraeus; and Bhuvan Unhelkar of the University of South Florida. The hackathon’s collaborators include Cardiff Metropolitan University, Manchester Metropolitan University, the University of South Florida and the University of Piraeus, giving the challenge an international academic and technology perspective. Who should take part?… Register for this event