Hey! I'm Evelyn Hannah Z.S. Wong.

I went to my first hackathon in 2023. Since then, I've attended seven hackathons, and I've had the opportunity to organize Apocalypse and Hack49. I'm also the head of outreach and marketing at Hackathons North America.

Robotics has been my biggest interest for as long as I can remember. I started off coding LEGO Mindstorms, and now I'm building robots as tall as me. I'm currently a mentor for my school's VEX team and the head of business on my FRC team. I'm also a team member on 1165A Altura Robotics!!!

Since high school started, I've been a part of a few school clubs in all areas of stem. They're all super cool, so you should check out some of their Instagram accounts:

In 2023, I placed first in Canada for the real-world design challenge as the project manager. I've also won a few certificates of distinction from Waterloo math competitions, I got a Google cert in info-tech, and a girls who code cert in data science.

I always despised business. To my dismay, I don't even know how it started, but I slowly joined activities in business without even realizing it. Now I'm in way too deep because I'm a DECA competitor, FBLC trainer, I have a co-op placement at NEM, and I do a lot of freelance marketing.

I know, crazy to see an engineer who touches grass. I love snowboarding, skating, softball, rock climbing, basketball, and going to the gym. I also cheer for the Raptors, Canucks, Bills, and Blue Jays. One of the cool things I've done is go to Provs for snowboarding. I'm a Raptors superfan too; my fam has season tickets + 5 articles of signed memorabilia, and I got to stand in front of Siakam during O Canada in 2019.

I've never had a paid job. Instead, I've accumulated over 2000 volunteer hours, with the bulk of it from my church. I do childcare, summer camp management, and livestream/camera operation. I also volunteer around my school whenever I can.

I've done a lot of other side quests. I write songs in my bedroom and (kinda) play 7 instruments. One of my songs even played in the rom. I had a podcast called The Drive Team. I'm also a Shad UBC alumni and a representative for my student council.