Apply to be a Builder We’re bringing together product builders, designers, technologists, researchers, advocates, and industry leaders to take part in the Fairness by Design Tech Sprint – a two-day, collaborative sprint focused on improving fairness, transparency, and trust in digital finance.Builders will work in cross-functional teams alongside consumers and experts to design consumer-facing concepts or prototypes that address real fairness breakdowns in today’s financial systems. This is not a hackathon – we’re prioritizing clarity, feasibility, and consumer impact over technical complexity.About participant selectionBuilders are selected to create balanced, cross-functional teams with a mix of skills and perspectives. Selection is based on overall team composition and alignment with the sprint’s goals – not seniority, company affiliation, or technical complexity.What builders will do Collaborate with a small, cross-functional team Design a consumer-facing concept or prototype (any fidelity) Engage with consumer consultants during the sprint Present a short demo and fairness rationale at the end Time commitmentPre-sprint: Two short virtual meetings (60-90 minutes each)In-person sprint: Two full days in Atlanta, GANo production code requiredTravel note:This sprint will take place in Atlanta. At this time, builders are expected to cover their own travel and lodging. We ask the question below only to understand participation constraints and plan responsibly — it will not be used to evaluate the quality of your application. Question Title * 1. First & Last Name Question Title * 2. Email Address Question Title * 3. Location (City & State) Question Title * 4. Current Role or Title Question Title * 5. Primary Skills (please select all that apply) Product Design/UX Engineering/Development Product Management Research/Data Science Policy/Compliance Marketing Sales Other (please specify) Question Title * 6. Briefly describe your experience with digital finance or related products (2-3 sentences is plenty). Question Title * 7. Which of the following software/tools do you have experience with (please select all that apply – you don’t need to be an expert in any of these)? Design/prototyping tools (like Figma, Miro, or Adobe xD) Collaboration & communication tools (like Slack, Google Workspace, or Notion) Research & Feedback tools (eg Qualtrics, SurveyMonkey, Typeform) Data & Analysis (Excel or Google Sheets) Other (please specify) None of the above Question Title * 8. Are you able to commit to the full sprint schedule (including the virtual bootcamp)? Yes Maybe (please explain) Question Title * 9. Regarding travel to Atlanta, which best describes your situation? This question helps us understand access barriers and plan accordingly. It does not affect how applications are reviewed. I’m able to cover my own travel and lodging costs I may be able to cover some costs, but would need support to participate I’m not able to cover travel and lodging costs I’m local to the Atlanta area Question Title * 10. Anything else you'd like us to know? Please include any accessibility needs or accommodations we should be aware of (optional). Done