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San Francisco Tech & AI Social

San Francisco Tech & AI Social

Thu, Nov 5, 1:00 AM
From Badass Marketers & Founders I San Francisco
4.7

There are many groups promoting this event. Our meetup group is participating by promoting this event. This event is organized by Albert's List. The cost to attend this event is FREE [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2003262049717?aff=oddtdtcreator](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2003262049717?aff=oddtdtcreator) Network with movers and shakers shaping the city’s tech and AI scene for an evening of cocktails, good bites and real conversation about careers, AI, and what everyone’s working on. There's so much to share, from advancements in agents to the new opportunities unlocked by vibe coding and the jobs, startups, and projects that come from it. **What to expect** * Cocktails and bites at Bella, a lounge in SoMa * Conversations with engineers, founders, operators and people building with AI * Music all night from Taking Back Sundance **Who it’s for** Engineers, founders, operators, designers, recruiters and anyone navigating a career in tech right now. Bring your LinkedIn QR code or business cards! **About Albert’s List** Active in the Bay Area since 2013 and featured in the San Francisco Chronicle and The SF Standard, Albert’s List is a 50,700+ professional community helping professionals thrive in an AI-first world through workshops, bootcamps, networking events and career strategy. * Website: [https://www.ajobslist.com](https://www.ajobslist.com/?utm_source=luma) * Facebook Group: [https://bit.ly/findyournextjob](https://bit.ly/findyournextjob?utm_source=luma)

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1 attendee
Circuit Hacking Monday – Open Electronics Workshop

Circuit Hacking Monday – Open Electronics Workshop

Tue, Nov 3, 3:00 AM
From Noisebridge Hackerspace
4.8

Need some motivation to finish that electronics project? Join us for an open workshop where everyone brings something they're working on. We'll have soldering stations, test equipment, and a room full of people interested in electronics, programming, robotics, and embedded systems. Whether you're debugging a circuit, writing code, or designing your next gadget, you're welcome here. No lectures. No pressure. Just making things together.

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Startup World Cup 2026 Grand Finale!

Startup World Cup 2026 Grand Finale!

Fri, Nov 6, 5:00 PM
From Badass Marketers & Founders I San Francisco
4.7

# This event is organized by Pegasus Tech Ventures. Our meetup group is collaborating by promoting this event. In order to attend, please register here: [Startup World Cup Grand Finale 2026 Tickets, Friday, November 6 • 9 AM - 6 PM | Eventbrite](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/startup-world-cup-grand-finale-2026-tickets-1987093688714?aff=ideatoipo) Our meetup members get 20 PERCENT OFF! Use promo code: SWC_GF_IDEATOIPO_20 Hurry! Slots are limited! Startup World Cup Grand Finale 2026 ## STARTUP WORLD CUP **Startup World Cup is a global series of conferences and competitions that bring together the top startups, investors, entrepreneurs and tech CEOs around the world. Starting with regional competitions in nearly 100+ countries across six continents, hundreds of selected top technology startups compete for the chance to move onto the Grand Finale event in San Francisco to win a $1 million investment grand prize.** **Startup World Cup is organized by Pegasus Tech Ventures in partnership with investors and local sponsors.** #### Speakers: * Daymond John (ABC SharkTank Star) * Marc Turpenning (Co-Founder of Tesla) * Will Grannis (CTO of Google Cloud) * Suzanne Phillion (CMO of Waymo) * Paul Fipps (President, Global Opersations of ServiceNow) * Sachin Kansal (CPO of Uber) * And more to come!

1 attendee
[San Francisco, CA] - 20261104 - Gamifying IR with Malware & Monsters

[San Francisco, CA] - 20261104 - Gamifying IR with Malware & Monsters

Thu, Nov 5, 1:30 AM
From Pacific Hackers Meetup
4.8

Incident response isn't just about technical skill—it's about coordination, communication, and making decisions under pressure. Yet, most IR training isolates techniques or relies on uninspiring tabletop exercises that fail to capture the collaborative reality of real incidents. Join us at Pacific Hackers Meetup for a hands-on workshop featuring **Malware & Monsters**, a free, game-based framework created by Klaus Agnoletti that transforms incident response training into an engaging, team-driven experience. Blending tabletop role-playing (TTRPG) with creature-collection mechanics, participants will hunt and contain digital threats through narrative scenarios inspired by real-world malware families mapped to MITRE ATT&CK. ### What We'll Cover * **Translating Mechanics to IR:** See how game design translates directly to threat evolution, defensive trade-offs, and escalation under failure. * **Specialized Role-Play:** Experience real team collaboration by assuming roles like *Detective*, *Protector*, *Tracker*, or *Communicator*. * **Facilitation & Design:** Learn scenario design, facilitation techniques, and live simulation skills so you can run memorable, effective training for your own organization. ### Who Should Attend? This workshop is ideal for security professionals, training coordinators, IR team leads, and anyone frustrated with boring checkbox security training. It works best with a mix of technical experts, business-minded practitioners, and team leads! ### Prerequisites & What to Bring * **Prerequisites:** None! Accessible to all skill levels. * **Helpful (but not required):** IT/cybersecurity background, IR experience, tabletop gaming/D&D familiarity, or training facilitation experience. * **What you DO NOT need:** Game design skills, acting experience, expert security knowledge, or prior Malware & Monsters experience. * **What to bring:** Curiosity, a willingness to participate, and an optional laptop or tablet. ### About the Speaker **Klaus Agnoletti** has been an all-round infosec professional since 2004 and a long-time active member of Copenhagen’s infosec community, where he co-founded BSides København in 2019. Currently working as a freelance storytelling cybersecurity advisor, Klaus specializes in security transformation, community-focused marketing, employer branding, and playing security games. He is also a neurodiversity advocate speaking about ADHD to educate and break down taboos in the industry.

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Bootstrappers Breakfast for San Francisco Startups

Bootstrappers Breakfast for San Francisco Startups

Fri, Nov 13, 5:00 PM
From Bootstrappers Breakfast for San Francisco Startups
4.8

Come Meet Entrepreneurs Who Eat Problems For Breakfast At a Bootstrappers Breakfast® we have serious conversations about growing a business based on internal cash flow and organic profit: this is for founders who are actively bootstrapping a startup. The other attendees will all be in startups. It will be a chance to compare notes on operational, development, and business issues with peers. NOTE: We start with round-the-table introductions, so be on-time so you don't miss that! For more information about the group - visit bootstrappersbreakfast.com (http://www.bootstrappersbreakfast.com/)

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Laser Cutter Safety Training

Laser Cutter Safety Training

Sun, Nov 1, 10:00 PM
From Noisebridge Hackerspace
4.8

Learn how to be safe while using the laser cutter! We have a 150W, CO2 laser cutter with a 3 x 4 ft bed. This training is required to use the laser cutter because we don't want people setting our most expensive equipment donation on fire. You have to do this training even if you were trained at the old space, as we have different safety features now. Training covers * Dangers of the laser cutter * How to be safe * How to put out a fire Each participant will cut a piece of cardboard on the laser cutter while following all the safety steps. This is also a good place to ask questions about specific materials or projects. There is a 5$ fee to register, and we suggest a 20-30$ donation for this class: https://donate.noisebridge.net. If the registration fee is a barrier to your participation, please reach out to the event organisers.

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Frequently asked questions

Growth hacking involves innovative strategies to rapidly grow a business. It's a creative mix of marketing, development, and data analysis aimed at increasing a company's scale quickly and efficiently.

You can explore growth hacking events in San Francisco by using Meetup's search function. Simply enter 'growth hacking' as an interest and set your location to San Francisco to discover relevant events and groups.

Joining a growth hacking group offers unique opportunities to learn from experienced professionals, network within the industry, and share strategies with peers all dedicated to business growth through innovative methods.

Yes, Meetup caters to a wide range of professional and career-focused groups. You can connect with like-minded professionals and expand your network in your specific field of interest.

Meetups can be both online and in-person events. It's best to check each event's details on Meetup to decide what best suits your preference and schedule.

Many groups feature industry experts who share insights and strategies through talks or casual networking, though specific attendance varies by event.

Not all areas will have active groups, but if you're in San Francisco, a prominent hub for innovation, you're likely to find several opportunities for engagement.

Yes, it's recommended to RSVP to secure your spot at most Meetup events, ensuring the host can prepare and track attendance efficiently.

Most Meetup groups are free or charge a small fee to cover expenses. Check the particular group's page for any costs associated with events.

Absolutely! Meetup allows you to create and host your own events. This can be an excellent way to bring growth hacking enthusiasts together if specific groups don’t yet exist.

Although popular in tech, growth hacking principles can be applied across various industries. You'll find a diverse array of professionals in growth hacking Meetups.

While Meetup can increase connections, securing a job is not guaranteed. Active participation and engagement broaden possibilities and opportunities.

If existing Meetups don't align perfectly, consider joining related groups to still benefit from networking opportunities, or start your own group.

Policies vary among groups, so check event details. Often, members can invite friends to join them for cultural exchange and networking purposes.

Event frequency varies based on organizer activity. Being in San Francisco, known for its startup ecosystem, expect frequent gatherings.