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It's situations like Matt's that I find myself wishing I studied CompSci in undergrad, if simply for the connections to other hackers. Goodluck Matt. Let's gra

• marcomassaro 13y ago
  Connections to hackers aren't hard to find. However, proving to hackers that they should bring you onto their startup, idea or project is the hard part. Few tips / ideas Post on http://startupers.com http://startupers.com under "talent" Go on angel.co, create a profile. Go here: https://angel.co/jobs https://angel.co/jobs >> sort jobs by your field and start connecting with startups. Follow people on there and start building relationships. http://www.cofounderslab.com http://www.cofounderslab.com another site for finding cofounders http://startupweekend.org http://startupweekend.org - find a startupweekend event in your area ... amazing place to meet hackers, entrepreneurs and smart people. Network, network, network. http://foundershookup.com/ http://foundershookup.com/ - another founder matching site http://www.reddit.com/r/forhire/ http://www.reddit.com/r/forhire/ -- post here info about you and what your looking for http://www.indeed.com/ http://www.indeed.com/ - search for keywords + your area..example cofounder, nyc or partner nyc, or biz dev nyc and reach out to job posts. I've used this method for making connections to startups and the founders https://angel.co/people https://angel.co/people - forgot this one...great way to find people with any skills, interests, location etc. Ill add to this as I can think of more