Tech speaker for college fests, conferences and GDG events
Zaid Sayyed is a software engineer and tech speaker from Mumbai, India. He speaks about Flutter, building map-heavy apps without paid SDKs, AI tools for builders and winning hackathons. He is speaking at flutterCon India 2026 in Bengaluru and ran a Smart India Hackathon guidance session attended by 290+ students.
Mumbai, India · remote worldwide · reply within two days · updated 20 October 2026
- SIH 2025 National Winner
- 9 hackathon wins
- flutterCon India 2026 speaker
- Judge, TECHFORMERS and Manthan 2026
- Collab with Techfest, IIT Bombay
- 25+ merged Wikimedia patches
Who it is for
- Tech fests and college events
- Developer conferences and GDG or community meetups
- Companies running internal tech talks
- Clubs that want a hands-on workshop
What you get
- Talks from 20 to 45 minutes, shaped around your audience
- Hands-on workshops where people leave with something working
- Panels and roundtables
- Slides, code and links shared after the session
Proof, with links
How it works
- 01
Invite
Audience, date, format and the topic you have in mind.
- 02
Outline
A session outline within two days, adjusted to your audience.
- 03
Prep
Setup, timing, and prerequisites for workshops.
- 04
Deliver
The session, then slides and resources for everyone.
Questions people ask
What topics does Zaid Sayyed speak on?
Flutter and mobile development, maps and routing without paid SDKs, shipping apps that work on cheap phones and patchy networks, building with AI tools, and hackathons: choosing the problem, the architecture, the pitch and what juries look for.
How do I invite a speaker for a college event?
Send the event name, date, audience and its size, the format (talk, workshop or panel), the topic, the session length and whether it is online or on site, plus a formal letter if your college needs one. Zaid Sayyed takes invitations through the form on this page.
What should a guest lecture invitation include?
The college and department, the event, date and venue or link, the audience and its size, the topic and session length, and any travel or honorarium arrangements, signed by the coordinator or head of department. Zaid Sayyed accepts guest lecture invitations through this page.
What is the difference between a tech talk and a workshop?
A tech talk is a focused presentation, from a 20-minute lightning talk to a longer session. A workshop is hands-on: participants build something and need set-up beforehand. Zaid Sayyed offers talks, guest lectures and workshops for fests, colleges and GDG events.
Does he give talks online?
Yes. Online talks and workshops work for events anywhere. In person he speaks in Mumbai; elsewhere depends on dates and on travel being covered.
Can he run a hands-on workshop?
Yes. Workshops are planned so everyone leaves with something working, such as a Flutter app with a real map or a small AI tool, with prerequisites shared in advance.
How do we invite him?
Send the event details with the form on this page or email zaidsayyed07869@gmail.com. You get a reply with an outline and availability within two days.
Invite me to speak
Two minutes, no call or signup. I read every brief myself and reply within two days. Prefer email? zaidsayyed07869@gmail.com