Apply for the First Open Source Hardware Documentation Jam
Hello! This form will allow you to apply to participate on the first Open Source Hardware Documentation Jam: an event in which developers, designers, and hackers get together to bring Open Source Hardware to the next stage.

The event will take place in New York City, US on April 26th to 28th - see http://www.opensourcewarehouse.org for details.

Please apply only after reading http://www.opensourcewarehouse.org/why-to-attend/ as this will help shape your contribution.

Unfortunately, for practical reasons, the number of participants is limited so we're asking everyone to tells us more about their work and motivations. Please consider that it may take some time to review your application but we'll try to do it on a rolling basis.
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First Name *
Last Name *
Email *
This is the email we'll use to contact you regarding your application
Phone number
We'll only call you if we have some last minute or info or questions. Your phone number won't be shared with anyone else
Company or Organization
Where are you coming from? *
From where exactly do you plan to come to the Jam?
Social profiles and Web resources *
Please share links to your public profiles (Twitter, Linkedin,etc...) and any personal blog or website you want to mention
Who I am *
Please describe your current endeavours and interests
Pick a role *
No Skills
Some knowledge
Professional knowledge
Facilitation
Software Development
UX, Service and Product design
Web Design and Illustrations
Storytelling and Copywriting
Open Source Hardware Development and Hacking (Mostly Machinery and Tools)
Open Source Hardware Development and Hacking (Mostly Electronics)
Open Source Hardware Development and Hacking (Others)
My contribution: *
Please tell us what you expect to contribute to the Jam: what you can do and especially what you' think you're good at.
Why I want to participate *
 Please also tell us what you expect from the experience.
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