| Type | Judging |
|---|---|
| Organisation | ReverieHacks |
| Field | Machine learning engineers, Software engineers and Researchers and academics |
| Open to | Global |
| Cost | Free to apply. No fee appears on the programme's own pages; this is an absence of a fee rather than a quoted statement. |
| Cycle | Closed · Annual |
| Deadline | Reverie Hacks 2027 (~Aug 2027) |
| Selection | Not stated |
| Evidence | Verification date not recorded. |
What this is
Reverie Hacks 2026 — technical judge call (email application) is a judging run by ReverieHacks. It is aimed at machine learning engineers, software engineers and researchers and academics. Open to global. Free to apply. No fee appears on the programme's own pages; this is an absence of a fee rather than a quoted statement.
Who it is for
Senior engineers/domain experts who can evaluate core mechanics and architecture, not just UI; 'elite technical judges' panel.
Eligibility
Email application (info@reveriehacks.org, subject 'Reverie Hacks 2026 Judging Application — [Name]') with role, company/institution, years of experience.
How you apply
self_apply
When it closes
Closed for the current cycle. It recurs annual. The next cycle is not dated on the source page.
Source note: confidence=0.6 next_occurrence=Reverie Hacks 2027 (~Aug 2027)
How competitive it is
On selectivity, the source says: Low; application via email
Getting in: open to approach.
Roughly 1 hours to prepare an application.
What it produces
If you take part, the documentation this tends to generate:
Potential profile relevance
The activity type each pathway's published criteria name, and nothing more than that. This is a description of an activity, not an assessment of eligibility, and it is not legal advice — see the disclosures.
| Pathway | Activity type | Why it is listed |
|---|---|---|
| O-1A | Judging the work of others | This opportunity involves judging. |
| EB-1A | Judging the work of others | This opportunity involves judging. |
| EB-2 NIW | Judging the work of others | This opportunity involves judging. |