TASKS
When joining HackYeah you can deal with any task you want. This might seem a little hard, but it gives you the opportunity to work on the idea in your area of expertise.
You can work on one or multiple tasks and you can be a member of one or several teams at once!
What’s more, you do not need to decide what task you’re working on before the hackathon.
There are two kinds of tasks: MAIN and PARTNERS TASKS.
MAIN TASKS
Main tasks consist of three OPEN categories, which means you only get the topic and it’s totally up to you in which direction you’ll develop your project. We don’t give any guidelines or one particular technology, however, there will be mentors for each of those categories who can help you with some ideas.
The open categories for 2019 are:
- COMMUNICATION
- ENVIRONMENT
- SECURITY
We do not ask for the rights to the solutions from Main Tasks.
PARTNERS TASKS
The HackYeah Partners always prepare various special tasks based on their current needs – whether open or one-solution tasks. Working on them is a superb opportunity for you and a huge step in your career.
Make sure to check each tasks terms as they will specify what is needed to successfully complete a challenge.
PARTNERS TASKS:
I announcement – 5th July 2019
II announcement – 5th August 2019
III announcement – 5th September 2019
MAIN TASKS

[COMMUNICATION]
How to make connections and stay in touch no matter where you are and no matter what language you speak? Have you ever thought about a way to enable people to understand each other? Could you make a great game helping to learn foreign languages? How to fight fake news? Can you shorten the time of transmitting data?
We’re looking for solutions in the areas of news, social media, supplying information, overcoming obstacles and barriers, network, communities and more! Embrace your ideas in this category and feel the power of COMMUNICATION.
Take part in HackYeah: sleep, eat, code and repeat, bringing better solutions.

[ENVIRONMENT]
Let’s care for the ENVIRONMENT together. People on Earth do a lot of harm to our planet, animals, and nature. The world is changing, when we think about the future, the number one priority must be to protect the climate. It’s important to try to take some responsibility for the world and the environment we live in.
You’re the boss! Join HackYeah and do some good for us all.
Every smartphone can be used to learn more about how to recycle efficiently and how to make small lifestyle changes. Can you create an app that makes people more eco-friendly? Can AI save humankind and the planet? Think about green solutions, think about smart cities, think about the future and do your best using your both skills and IT knowledge.

[SECURITY]
SECURITY – what does it mean to you? All parents worry about their kids. Could you help them rest assured when their children are away?
This is just a hint, there are so many options.
You don’t know where the road goes but your brand new application could make every trip safer and well planned. Moreover, the right to privacy is one of the hottest topics nowadays. If cybersecurity is your thing, take up this challenge. Privacy, safety, insurance, safekeeping it’s all a part of this category. Technology, creativity and your skills can create new tools and better solutions. Is there a way to keep safe in danger? SECURITY means something different to everybody. Do you have some ideas?
Let’s go, let’s HackYeah!
TOTAL CASH PRIZE:
10 000 PLN
TOTAL CASH PRIZE:
10 000 PLN
TOTAL CASH PRIZE:
10 000 PLN
PARTNERS' TASKS

[GovTech - Water Challenge]
We invite environmentalists, engineers, programmers, activists, lawyers and all willing citizens full of ideas to take up the water challenge! We will deal with issues related to sustainable development, water engineering, pollution and social responsibility. During HackYeah there will be 3 categories related to water waiting for you, so everyone will find something for themselves!
PRIOR REGISTRATION REQUIRED – DDL 30.08. – LIMITED SPACES AVAILABLE
TOTAL PRIZE:
80 000 PLN

[PKN Orlen - ORLEN Mobile – First Aid module]
PKN ORLEN provides its customers with the ORLEN Mobile application, which makes it possible for the users i.a. to search for filling stations, use discount coupons, as well as pay for fuel with a smartphone directly at the distributor. As part of the development of this application, it is planned to create an independent module aimed at supporting drivers in first aid, for example in the case of collisions and road accidents, as a further element of the company’s activity in the area of road traffic safety. The aim of the task is to create an intuitive interactive application for people who are on the scene of an accident and want to give first aid. The solution should be available on smartphones and one of the PKN ORLEN’s internal websites. More details to follow soon.
TOTAL CASH PRIZE:
20 000 PLN

[Polish Armed Forces - Capture The Flag!]
Do you want to check yourself in space of Cybersecurity? After the phenomenal last year’s participation of the army, you will find us at HackYeah again! This year we have prepared new CTF challenge!
- Web Applications
- Binary Exploitation
- Reverse Engineering
- Investigative Computer Science
- Steganography
- Cryptography
- 1st place – 15 000 PLN
- 2nd place – 10 000 PLN
- 3rd place – 5 000 PLN
TOTAL CASH PRIZE:
30 000 PLN

[PKN Orlen - Internal employee communication using a chatbot.]
In a large enterprise employees often look for specific information in various categories. Some of that information is publicly available and can be found e.g. on the Intranet, while some of it require contact with particular employees. Such situations relate to e.g. information from the HR area on the person concerned. In addition to providing access to data available in the HR systems, there is also a need to provide the employee with additional explanation which is done by particular HR employees. The aim of the task is to propose a chatbot solution which would support the HR employees in providing additional information, i.a. based on a defined and constantly developed database of questions, continuous self-learning of the chatbot, search of available data and documents, etc. In addition to answering the questions, chatbot’s activities should also include pointing to particular locations on the network, where the employee can find the information of their interest, as well as providing with specific data files generated exclusively for them. The solution should be available on computers and smartphones. More details to follow soon.
TOTAL CASH PRIZE:
20 000 PLN

[PKN Orlen - IT Security – workstation & OT server hardening verification (task 1) or assessing the level of cybersecurity (task 2) – choose one.]
Task 1
The solution should collect data about automation server and workstation configuration, compare the collected configuration with the predefined model configuration and on this basis prepare a report. Data collection (i.a. audit policies, users, network interfaces, disk space, OS patches, AV, installed applications, launched websites) should be initiated manually and the results should be available in a legible form, e.g. in tabular form. The model configuration should be entered into the solution manually and stored in it under unique names. The solution must enable comparison of the collected configuration with the predefined model configuration and generate the report in a clear form. If the part relating to the model configuration is not provided, the report should contain the appropriate information. More details to follow soon.
Task 2
The solution should generate a report concerning the level of cybersecurity based on the information provided, broken down by particular areas e.g. network area, workstation and server area, procedural area, automation application area. The solution should enable saving entered answers and saving reports along with the information about who and when entered the answer / generated the report.
Assessing the level of cybersecurity should be based on a developed methodology, whose parameters should be configurable in the solution. More details to follow soon.
TOTAL CASH PRIZE:
20 000 PLN

[Bosch Rexroth - WE MOVE. YOU WIN.]
The algorithm and implementation of the adjustment of the servo drives position using real time image processing so called optical feedback.
The goal of the task is to use the available tools and libraries for image processing and Bosch Rexroth servo drive control for precise positioning of the shaft at a given position using the real time camera image.
In order to recognize the image frames, their unblurring, and at the same time accurately determine the position of the servo drive, a number of different techniques can be used, among others opencv or artificial neural network.
TOTAL CASH PRIZE:
20 000 PLN

[Totalizator Sportowy - Enter the world of entertainment]
Totalizator Sportowy – the owner of the LOTTO brand invites you to design a new interactive tool. The world of lotteries absorbs more and more solutions from the area of new technologies. It is important to achieve synergy between many communication channels and to build multidimensional tools to broaden the horizons of entertainment. We are looking for the solutions which will allow us to confirm the age and identity of players based on internet and biometric data, used in both on-line and land-based sales channels.
TOTAL CASH PRIZE:
25 000 PLN

[ARP - Mobile application for managers with biometric verification]
Once using IT tools for effective management it is necessary to provide the user with freedom of choice of time and place of the tool usage. The task is to create a functional application for managers, improving the decision-making process. The idea of our task is to provide secure and fully mobile workflow access without the need to set up a VPN.
In today’s world threats in cyberspace can cause unimaginable damage, therefore the application should have an advanced biometric verification module using artificial intelligence (fingerprint, face recognition). This module’s function would be to authenticate the user, allow them to use the app no matter what device they currently use, upload and update certificates.
The application should also include an AI module that analyzes the content of the question inputted by the user and creates possible answers on its basis, without the need to enter them manually. Then the answers should be collected and aggregated. The user should have access to the desktop, where he will be able to check current and historical processes.
The last element of the application is the creation of a bot, consisting of automated downloading and transfer of data from and to source systems.
TOTAL CASH PRIZE:
10 000 PLN

[EXATEL - Data categorizing software]
Amount of available data increases every day. Finding useful information – information we can work with – is possible, but quite tedious and difficult without spending lots of resources.
Can you write the software which, given a lot of uncategorized data (say – tweets, blog posts, application logs, pcaps), groups them by the similarity of the discussed topic?
The goal is that certain groups can be ignored as uninteresting and other browsed manually. Could you score and sort the information in a useful way?
If you’ve considered trying your skills with unsupervised machine learning, this challenge is for you!
TOTAL CASH PRIZE:
10 000 PLN

[THE MINISTRY OF DIGITAL AFFAIRS - The open data.gov.pl monitor]
The Ministry of Digital Affairs runs an open data portal dane.gov.pl.
Everyone can use data made available on the portal for any commercial or non-commercial purpose.
No registration is required. In consequence a portal administrator can not monitor a scale of public open data re-use and its impact.
The task is to create an application/a tool for the portal administrator that would identify products, services or applications that used open data provided on the portal and suggest where such a product, service or application has been made available.
Source code of the portal https://gitlab.dane.gov.pl/otwarte-dane
TOTAL CASH PRIZE:
20 000 PLN

[THE MINISTRY OF DIGITAL AFFAIRS - Digital accessibility validator for mobile applications]
Mobile applications should be digitally available to users with disabilities, which in practice means they must meet the requirements of WCAG 2.1. However, there is no simple IT tool that could inform the programmer or the person receiving the ordered application whether the application meets these requirements or not, or at least whether there are no gross errors of digital accessibility. We need such a validator for iOS and Android applications.
TOTAL CASH PRIZE:
20 000 PLN

[PKP Intercity]
The goal of the task is to create a game involving passengers of PKP Intercity. The game should be strictly related to the context of travelling by train. It’s main aim is to improve the experience of each contact users have with the PKP Intercity brand, including travel and events organized by the carrier. Moreover the game should also fulfill the educational function and enable creation of the community of passengers.
TOTAL CASH PRIZE:
20 000 PLN

[GFT Poland - Chatbot for sensitive information]
Chatbots. They offer great benefits in service automation but are not easy to implement from scratch. For this reason, there are many publicly available services that make chatbot creation way easier and quicker. The problem with these solutions, especially in the finance sector, is users share lots of sensitive data whilst using a bot. Phone numbers, addresses, document ids, they go to the public cloud. It is not acceptable for many GFT clients.
In our challenge, we ask you to design a „data sensitive chatbot”. Its engine will be hosted publicly, but it needs to introduce measures that will enable its usage with sensitive data safely.
TOTAL CASH PRIZE:
10 000 PLN

[European Commission - Chat to EU]
With fake news spreading on decentralised channels such as WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger, how can an institution such as the European Commission use the same tools to make itself better known as a credible source of information and fight for a good cause: facts-based interactions?
Build a technology layer (algorithm, chatbot…) that cuts through the jungle of EU information! The tool will rely on a set of data sources to offer most up-to-date and reliable EU information on a specific topic. The objective is to build a fun conversation partner that is able to explain who does what in a specific field, debunk myths and also to learn from the user! Beware: it shall keep you engaged through its personalisation elements and you will want to keep chatting, learning more about the EU.
The main aim of the challenge will be to fight and prevent disinformation and the topic (to be revealed at a later stage) is to be seen just as an example. The bulk of the challenge is to build a chatbot that can crawl a selection of pages and provide a natural interaction replying to concerns and questions about the EU. It is not a rules-based, but a knowledge-based bot – pure AI is what we are after, although nothing prevents you from pushing from time to time a series of choices to the user to drive the conversation further.
TOTAL CASH PRIZE:
20 000 PLN

[LOT - Let's change how people plan and book a travel!]
Flying is an amazing experience, but planning and booking a flight sometimes can be difficult. Haven’t you ever asked yourself questions like: Where to go? How to find the best price for my trip? What cabin class to choose from? How big bag I can take with me?
Let’s try to think and redefine the way how we may inspire people for travel and make their life easier by improving an experience with booking a flight.
You’ll have an access to LOT’s API to challenge every step of the booking flow. Show us how the future of travel booking may look like!
Create an app or website redefining the four steps of travel booking:
- Inspiration where to fly
- Destination, travel dates and passengers selection
- Flight and cabin class selection
- Additional services (favourite seat nad extra bag selection)
Apart from LOT’s API you may use any available public API to enrich your idea and Customer experience.
20 000 PLN
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[Ringer Axel Springer - The future of media]
Technology has transformed how we consume news. There’s no waiting for an evening newspaper to arrive at your doorstep, no long-awaited weekly portions of juicy gossip, and almost no TV programmes that we go back to every Thursday.
Most of the content we enjoy is becoming available on-demand, whenever and wherever we want. We can binge, we can rewatch, reread and comment. We use our phones for work, for fun, to get news and to express opinions any time we want. Many people thrive in the online world… but there are also some that are left behind or left overwhelmed.
Young people are glued to their phones, effortlessly merging virtual with offline but find it hard to focus on what is important… Smartphones are the last and first things we touch every day, fake news can spread like wildfire, and online bullying is becoming a sad reality for many. Clearly, in this landscape, media today are facing challenges like never before.
The future is being created now. It may be wonderful or it may be the opposite. It’s pretty much up to us.
How could we include those who struggle with staying up to date in an online world: the elderly, those with disabilities and others? How to make sure they can fully participate in the online world: reading news, expressing views, shopping and socializing? How can we help those who can’t hear anything meaningful in a constant online buzz? How to help people manage the chaos of uncertain information coming at them from different sources?
TOTAL PRIZE:
10 000 PLN
Tickets to:
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[Philip Morris International - Cigarette-butts free world]
Every year millions of (Legal Age) Smokers are throwing away cigarette butts on the ground – trashing our beaches, parks and streets. There is something that needs to be done, if not, in 10 years there may be more cigarette butts in the World than fish. PMI Poland is asking you to join the forces in solving that butt littering problem which is touching all EU countries therefore we are looking for Global solution.
Let’s create the biggest and the most impactful solution ever which helps us to create a movement to end cigarette butt litter. Be part of the environmental change, create a solution how to clean the World from butts which will be applicable for all EU countries, starting in Poland!
TOTAL CASH PRIZE:
50 000 PLN
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JUDGING
MAIN TASKS
Our judges will evaluate each Open Task submission in five categories:
- idea – how creative has the group been? Did the team come up with a new approach, or followed existing patterns? Does it do something new and unique? 30%
- technical aspects – How technically impressive was the solution? Is it demo-ready? 30%
- design – How well is it designed? Is the design different from what has been done many times? 20%
- relation to task category – Does it contribute to the chosen category? Does it have social or business potential? 10%
- wow! factor – surprise the judges with the way you work, your work ethic, something unique about the project 10%
PARTNERS TASKS
Each Partner Task has its own unique criteria for evaluation. Once more details about these tasks are published, here you will find all the necessary information to prepare yourself for solving them.
14-15 of September, Warsaw
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UPLOADING
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FIND A TEAM
No team? No problem with that!
There are two options.
1. 
you can work alone…
Simply get a ticket, come to HackYeah, find a place, plug in your computer and hack on!
2. 
Get yourself a team!
If you want to form a team we will provide a special team building space where, under the eye of mentors and volunteers, you’ll be able to form your dream team! With all the skills it needs to win!
The team building will start at 12:00 PM on Saturday and will last for 1 hour!
The location of this zone can be found on the maps located on the screens around the venue.
You want to join a team now?
Hack Yeah! That’s the spirit! You can find your teammates on our channels:
MENTORS
Each year we invite specialists from various fields who are ready to help you. You can find them in the Mentors Village where they will be happy to inspire you and answer any questions you might have.
There are two types of mentors:
- CATEGORY MENTORS
They are mostly NGOs whose area of expertise is one of the 3 main categories of the Hackathon (Communication, Environment, and Security).
They can advise the teams if their idea is relevant for the specific topic, suggest the direction of developing the idea or simply come up with the solution the team could work on.
- CONTENT MENTORS
These mentors take care of the more technical part of the project development. They are mostly individuals, with specific knowledge.
They can advise if the team has some issues with UX, does not know how to solve some trouble while programming, has no idea how to present on the stage or has any other technical problems while hacking!
If you would like to become a mentor go ahead and contact Paulina, our head of mentoring. You can reach her by an email paulina.makarewicz@hy2019.test or call this number +48 506 689 550.

Igor Fiodorow
GFT

Adam Zychma
Totalizator Sportowy Sp. z o.o.

Iwona Cieszkiewicz
Totalizator Sportowy Sp. z o.o.

Piotr Chmielewski
WWF Polska

Piotr Olczak
Totalizator Sportowy Sp. z o.o.

Piotr Tetwejer
PKN Orlen

Piotr Buczma
PKN Orlen

Piotr Natkański
BGK - Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego

Paweł Konior
Instytut Łączności - Państwowy Instytut Badawczy

Sandra Cavallo
European Commission

Kamil Muca
GFT

Mateusz Sobon
Ericsson

Łukasz Jaworowski
GFT

Rafał Tabiś
Ericsson

Marta Buraczyńska
ORLEN Centrum Usług Korporacyjnych Sp. z o.o.

Krzysztof Wilczyński
Bosch Rexroth AG

Radosław Rojek
BGK - Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego

Monika Mazur-Rafał
Humanity in Action

Agata Kalinowska
Fundacja ITAKA

Grzegorz Pawlicki
PKO Bank Polski

Arutr Plewoski
PKN Orlen S.A.

Adam Piszczatowski
Bosch Rexroth

Karol Oponowicz
Order Group

Jakub Szymański
PKN Orlen S.A.

Szymon Gregorczyk
Bosch Rexroth

Konrad Szatan
Adform

Przemek Kondraciuk
PKO Bank Polski

Piotr Łęgowski
Ringier Axel Springer

Mariusz Sochacki
PKN Orlen S.A.

Gabriela Krajewska
PKO Bank Polski

Piotr Switalski
European Commission

Marcin Kowalski
GFT

Tomasz Chrapkowski
PKN Orlen

Adam Kostrzewa
BGK - Bank Gospodarwsta Krajowego

Michał Michalczuk
Spartez / infoShare Academy

Łukasz Bury
PKN Orlen S.A.

Paweł Łukasik
PKN Orlen S.A.

Michał Charko
PKN Orlen S.A.

Paulina Wójciak
Qualaroo

Jakub Kolbicz
PKN Orlen S.A.

Adam Szymborski
Bosch

Wojciech Pilszak
e-Detektywi sp. z o.o.

Mateusz Kułach
ING Bank Śląski

Piotr Chumicki
Ericsson

Agnieszka Jewiarz
Ericsson

Edward Szczypka
e-Detektywi Sp z o.o.

Joanna Lubiatowska
Ericsson

Elżbieta Wolska-Zdunek
Liga Ochrony Przyrody

Joanna Nowarska
Admind Branding & Communication

Marcin Daszuta
Ericsson

Nataliya Pasichnyk
Codility

Aleksandra Hołyńska
Humanity in Action Polska

Krystian Fras
Devmeetings.pl

Dominika Fedko-Wójs
Admind Branding & Communications

Piotr Herstowski
Polidea

Joanna Szyszkowska
Ringier Axel Springer Polska

Barbora Vesela
European Commission

Piotr Gruca
PKN Orlen S.A.

Krzysztof Rybacki
PKP Intercity

Maciej Wróbel
Bosch

Dana Manescu
European Commission

Robert Miszczuk
Bosch

Jacek Dembiński
European Commission

Roman Celiński
PKP Intercity

Jacek Paszkiewicz
BGK - Bank Gorspodarstwa Krajowego

Anna Krawczyk
BGK - Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego

Izabela Wojdyłło
PKO Bank Polski

Wojciech Trębacz
PKO Bank Polski

Hubert Bratek

Sylwia Siemińska
BGK - Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego

Maciej Fleks
PKN Orlen S.A.

Piotr Zawadzki
Bosch

Mateusz Nowicki
DevMeetings

Michał Wroczyński
SAMURAI LABS

Michał Rozkosz
BGK - Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego

Albert Rozmus
GFT

Kamil Szymański

Dr inż. Przemysław Chmielecki
TechBrain Applied IT&Science Consulting

Grzegorz Piwowarek
4Comprehension

Marek Deutsch
BGK - Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego

Paweł Łukaszuk

Piotr Godowski
IBM

Tomasz Osowski
Project: People

Łukasz Majek
BGK - Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego

Przemek Błasiak
Estimote

Mateusz Andrzejewski
BGK - Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego

Beata Kopczyńska
Trzy Znaki

Marcin Jarszak
PKN Orlen S.A.

Arkadiusz Kalewicz
BGK - Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego

Tomasz Żmuda
EFL / Credit Agricole Group

Krzysztof Zbiciński
NodeSchool / Vistex

Tomasz Rajkowski
PKN Orlen S.A.

Anastasia Annenkova
Bosch

Łukasz Łuczak
Inn4Tech

Krzysztof Lipiec
NodeSchool / Vistex

Dorota Dubik
PKN Orlen S.A.

Mateusz Pokora
NodeSchool

Piotr Grzesik
Pykonik / Gruba.IT

Mirosław Proppé
WWF Polska

Aliaksandra Sliusar
Admind Branding & Communication

Piotr Sikorski
PKN ORLEN S.A.

Łukasz Kalata
PKN Orlen S.A.

Tomasz Trela
S-Labs

Maciej Mortek
ZdalnyProgramista.pl / Polcode

Cezary Pyszyński
PKN ORLEN S.A.

Cezary Biele
National Information Processing Institute

Tomasz Machowski
Polscy Łowcy Burz

Damian Kmiecik
DevMeetings

Maja Mściwujewska
Admind Branding & Communications

Mateusz Drzazga

Tomasz Motyl
Grupa Jurajska GOPR

Mateusz Wojczal
Escola S.A.

Rafał Stępień
rafalstepien.com

Piotr Szuster
Skywarn Poland

Artur Surowiecki
Skywarn Polska

Maciej Nowicki
GFT

Sebastian Malaca

Piotr Dudzic
EXATEL

Tomasz Fortuna
EXATEL

Piotr Łukasik
Lukcode

Przemysław Kmiecik
Ringier Axel Springer

Piotr Bucki
J-LABS

Joanna Duszota
Ministerstwo Cyfryzacji

Mikołaj Gonciarz
Ringier Axel Springer

Rafał Stańczak
ScrumDo.pl

Szymon Brandys
IBM

Jacek Żuchowicz
Ministerstwo Cyfryzacji

Filip Madej
IBM

Kamil Basaj
Fundacja INFO OPS Polska

Waldemar Matuszewski
LOT Polish Airlines

Magdalena Wojtas
e-point SA

Andrzej Olszewski
Ministerstwo Cyfryzacji

Dominik Raś
Polcode

Adam Pietrasiewicz
Ministerstwo Cyfryzacji

Jacek Zadrożny
Ministerstwo Cyfryzacji

Michał Szklarski
e-point

Łukasz Wroński
Gorrion

Jolanta Wiewióra
BGK - Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego

Piotr Małkowski
PKO Bank Polski

Alicja Deba
BGK - Bank Gospodastrwa Krajowego

Maciej Wełna
PKN Orlen S.A.

Piotr Olechowicz
BGK - Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego

Bogdan Zalewski
PKN Orlen S.A.

Grzegorz Zagraba
Kraków Miastem Startupów

Jacek Dziedzic

Iryna Oleksiuk

Tobiasz Adamczewski
WWF Polska

Cezary Kuik
Socjomania

Marta Kuroszczyk
In Visible Studio

Tomasz Bieńkowski
Innovation Titans

Edyta Kowal-Skowrońska
Socjomania

Piotr Mierzwiński
EXATEL

Katarzyna Grabowska
LOT Polish Airlines

Izabela Mościcka
BGK - Bank Godspodarstwa Krajowego

Krystian Pruszyński
EXATEL

Marcin Tyrański
LOT Polish Airlines

Aleksander Osiennik
LOT Polish Airlines

Musiał Agnieszka
LOT Polish Airlines

Piotr Szeluga
LOT Polish Airlines

Artur Sidorko
PKN Orlen S.A.

Tomasz Samocki
LOT Polish Airlines

Wojciech Puzio
Polcode

Łukasz Rozbicki
LOT Polish Airlines

Michał Dubrawski
Totalizator Sportowy Sp. z o.o.

Sebastian Grodzicki
Elastic

Magdalena Małachowska
BGK - Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego

Paweł Charążka
BGK - Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego

Andrzej Baranowski
Fundacja GOPR

Marek Białaszewski
PKN ORLEN S.A.

Karol Majek

Jakub Burek

Mariusz Okaz
socodeit.pl / Talent Alpha

Marek Nurzynski

Jerzy Kapłon
Fundacja GOPR

Aleksander Popek

Maciej Kowalski
National Information Processing Institute

Artur Wrzeszyński
PKN ORLEN S.A.

Paweł Miry
Ericsson

Rafał Chrustek
Fundacja GOPR

Andrzej Jaroszkiewicz
Fundacja ITAKA

Marek Kozłowski
Ośrodek Przetwarzania Informacji - Państwowy Instytut Badawczy

Izabela Jezierska-Świergiel
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