TheAve is a community-building and events platform that allows small businesses and groups on The Ave in Seattle to collaborate and host events, giveaways, and deals to reforge bonds after the pandemic. We were inspired to create something that could strengthen and uplift the connection between University of Washington students and the surrounding community. TheAve allows students to discover local businesses and organizations, giving them a chance to gain the exposure they may have lost due to the pandemic.
Karlee is a senior at the University of Washington studying Electrical and Computer Engineering with a minor in Mathematics. Outside of the classroom, Karlee has been on various different machine learning research projects. TheAve was a project for her second DubHacks. You can find her LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/karleewong/.
Fatima is a senior at University of Washington Bothell majoring in Computer Science and Software Engineering. Fatima has interned as a software engineer at a few companies and plans to go into software engineering full time. This is was her second hackathon! You can find her on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/f-diallo/.
Daniel Rashevsky is a UW Computer Science student, returning Dubhacker, and strong full-stack web developer. The short story on him is that he loves building stuff: you name it, he can wrangle it into a project. For example, just a couple days ago he built this: https://sketchtactoe.tiiny.site/. If you are interested in his projects, you can check out his GitHub https://github.com/drashevsky or startup https://rigmonkey.io/. You can find his LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-rashevsky/.
Kevin is a senior at the University of Washington majoring in Electrical & Computer Engineering. Kevin plans to go into Product Management however he also enjoys working on technical projects to help him become a more well rounded PM in the near future. This was his first hackathon! His LinkedIn is at https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinalfaro/.
