Poshkin
Omer
About Me
I'm Poshkin Omer — a student at Riverside Secondary in Port Coquitlam, BC, and one of the Co-Founders of Fraser Hack Club, the largest youth coding community in the Tri-Cities.
I believe coding should be for everyone. Through Fraser Hack Club, I've worked with School District 43 (SD43) to host coding events in schools — making programming more accessible for beginners who want to learn, and building a community for young people who code.
Outside of class and events, I'm building projects, learning new technologies, and working to make the Tri-Cities a better place for young developers. You can find our community at fraser.hackclub.com.
What I Do
Fraser Hack Club
Co-founded the largest youth coding community in the Tri-Cities — a space where students learn to code, build projects, and connect with others. No experience required.
Visit fraser.hackclub.com ↗SD43 Partnership
Worked directly with School District 43 to host coding events inside schools — lowering the barrier to entry and making programming accessible to every student.
Events · AccessibilityBuilding & Learning
Continuously building projects and exploring new technologies — because the best way to lead a coding community is to keep learning alongside it.
Code · GrowthEvents
Campfire Vancouver
Our largest event to date — a free 24-hour game jam for middle and high schoolers, run as part of Hack Club's worldwide Campfire. Workshops, free food, merch, and games shipped to itch.io.
Learn to build a Website
A free, beginner-friendly workshop teaching middle and high school students to build a personal website. Saturday was online; Sunday met at Coquitlam Public Library. Participants who completed the workshop earned ice cream.
Workshop signup ↗Personal Website
A free personal website workshop for Tri-Cities middle and high school students at Coquitlam Public Library’s City Centre Branch. No experience was needed, and boba and snacks were provided.
Workshop signup ↗?????
Something big is in the works. Our team has been preparing behind the scenes for our most ambitious event yet. Details under wraps for now.
UpcomingThe Journey
Discovering Code
My journey into code started through my childhood friend Paya Maroufi, who gave me the opportunity to be part of such an amazing team — the group of students that would go on to build Fraser Hack Club.
Fraser Hack Club is Born
Co-founded Fraser Hack Club, which grew into the largest youth coding community in the Tri-Cities — a home for beginners and experienced builders alike.
Teaming Up With SD43
Partnered with School District 43 to take coding beyond the club — hosting events directly in schools across the district.
Still Building
Balancing life at Riverside Secondary with growing the community — one event, one beginner, one project at a time.
Want to build
something together?
Whether it's a hack club event, a school partnership, or a conversation about code — my inbox is open.
poshkinomer@gmail.com