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NetScout All Girls Hackerthon

  • Netscout Corporate Office 310 Littleton Road Westford, MA, 01886 United States (map)

NetScout All‑Girls Hackathon 2026 – Event Details

NetScout career advancement Opportunities for young women in tech and other fields.

Note: Students who register through Global Youth Talent Development (GYTD) will be invited to meet with the NetScout team to discuss and evaluate potential eligibility for a paid volunteer or internship opportunity.

The first informational meeting with registered students is currently scheduled for Monday, February 9, 2026, at 5:00 PM. Please note that the time is subject to change based on NetScout team availability. Any updates will be communicated promptly to registered families.

At GYTD, we are committed to creating meaningful pathways that help students explore career interests, build real world skills, and gain valuable professional exposure at an early age.

Thank you for your continued commitment to your child’s growth and future success.

See more details below:

Overview
The NetScout All‑Girls Hackathon is a free, one‑day coding and innovation event designed to empower middle school and high school girls to explore technology, build projects, and collaborate with peers. This event encourages creativity, teamwork, and real‑world problem solving in a supportive environment with mentorship from industry professionals.

Who Can Attend
Girls in middle school and high school who are excited to learn about coding, technology, and innovation are welcome. No prior coding experience is required—beginners are encouraged to participate and learn alongside peers.

What to Expect

  • Hands‑on coding and project building — participants work in teams to turn ideas into tech projects.

Workshops and mentoring — industry volunteers guide students through coding concepts and project design.

Final presentation and judging — teams pitch their solutions to expert judges and receive feedback.

Event Theme
Projects typically focus on “Tech for Good”—developing solutions that make a positive impact in communities by addressing real challenges through technology. Prizes and Recognition
Participants have the opportunity to earn prizes and awards for their projects and receive certificates of participation. Previous years have included recognition for top teams in both middle and high school divisions.

Why Participate

  • Gain hands‑on coding experience

  • Build teamwork, creativity, and problem‑solving skills

  • Connect with mentors and industry professionals

  • Add valuable experience to your academic portfolio

  • Join a community of young women passionate about STEM

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