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About Us

Superposition is a 501(c)(3) non-profit aiming to bridge the gender gap in tech by creating educational opportunities like hackathons, workshops, and panels. Every year, we host the Bay Area's largest all-women and non-binary hackathon.

Our mission is to empower young womxn in tech of all levels of experience by providing a supportive environment for them to explore their passion for computer science. Additionally, we want to encourage more girls to join, learn, and thrive in technology.

Currently, we are hosting a free virtual workshop series for students of all ages and gender identities to help students continue their education, and to fundraise to purchase PPE for Bay Area healthcare workers. To get involved, request specific workshops here, or donate to our fundraising campaign!

Female empowerment

does not stop after 24 hours, and neither should Superposition. In addition to hosting an annual hackathon, we're expanding our initiative to provide year-round opportunities to our community.

Testimonials

Since our start in October 2016, we’ve worked to create an inclusive environment of students, mentors, workshops, and opportunities — with something for everyone.

MICHELLE ZHANG

Johns Hopkins '22

"I went in, dead set on being a pre-med major, only wanting to try out CS just for fun… after 24 hours, I had attained an unimaginable amount of knowledge. In the end, I’m so grateful for this experience and the opportunity to have discovered a new seed of passion."

NEHA VINJAPURI

Best Overall Hack At Superposition III

"Superposition allowed me to discover different tech career paths, meet other girls with similar interests, and be mentored by people in the industry in a comfortable and inclusive environment."

SIDDHI KABADI

Attended Superposition III

"Superposition was memorable to me because it helped me expand my knowledge about computer science in a very safe and friendly environment. My experience at Superposition inspired me to take APCS at my school to continue studying and learning about computer science!"