MLH Top 50

Major League Hacking named me to the Top 50. Each year they pick 50 student hackers — not for one weekend, but for the work and the community around it.

The list is small on purpose. You apply, MLH reads the story, and they choose people who built things, helped other hackers, and can say why that mattered.

What I brought

I treat hackathons like shipping practice. Twenty-plus events. Twelve firsts, five more top-threes. FurMe won UofTHacks overall. Visa Verify won a HackHarvard track. RBC Amplify took the Industry Disruptor prize and landed in Commercial Banking.

Same habit outside the weekend: Nodes indexes LinkedIn at scale, and the open-source agent work is meant to get used, not just demoed.

The list

Official write-up lives on MLH's Top 50 site. This page is the short version from my side.