Zach dropped out of high school after his freshman year to work in the technology industry and had over 5 million people using his software by the time he turned 17. He founded Hack Club to build the program he wish he had in high school and has been awarded the Thiel Fellowship and Forbes 30 Under 30 for his work.

After teaching himself to code in junior year of high school, Max joined a group of nomadic hackers in Costa Rica to experience coding in a real-world setting. He has been with Hack Club since day one and is now working full-time in San Francisco to grow the movement.

Lachlan, an active club leader from State College, PA, joined to work on hackclub.com. 1.5 years later, they make Hack Club’s website, design (system), & branding, and work on projects including Bank & Leaders. They will soon study Interactive Media Arts @ NYU, fall 2019.

Mingjie is a club leader from Rockville, Maryland. He started working with Hack Club in July 2017, currently working with community engagement and public identity of the organization. He also ran various programs like Hack Chicago & CodeDay DC to spread his passion for technology to fellow students.

Chris started programming games in middle school, and eventually left college to make educational software. In 2013 he accepted a Thiel Fellowship and moved to San Francisco, where he watched Hack Club grow from an early stage. He now works full-time on Hack Club’s learning resources.

Athul leads some of the largest Hack Clubs in India. After graduating from high school, he joined as the Regional Manager in India, where he actively leads 30+ clubs.

Prophet Orpheus is Hack Club’s mascot who takes the form of a nondescript dinosaur. She is always working to help more students to learn to code, and has always been the most active contributor of Hack Club.