The Coding Olympiad is an international coding competition organized by Main Team Organization, an educational organization based in Germany and the United States. Founded in 2012, Main Team Organization specializes in international academic competitions and organizes renowned programs including the STEM Olympiad, NEO Science Olympiad, Hi-Lingua Language Competition and German Math Olympiad.

The Coding Olympiad has a strong history of competition and innovation. Before becoming an independent competition, its coding challenges were successfully held as part of the STEM Olympiad and NEO Science Olympiad, with Grand Finals taking place in major international cities including Frankfurt, Paris, The Hague, Barcelona, Rome and New York.

Following growing international interest in coding and technology, the Coding Olympiad has evolved into an independent international competition, offering students a dedicated platform to develop their programming skills, test their creativity, and compete with talented students from around the world.

Students participate in online coding rounds and have the opportunity to qualify for the Grand Final, where finalists compete in an exciting international environment. The Grand Final is held in selected cities in Europe and the United States, bringing together talented young programmers from different countries.

Whether students are taking their first steps in programming or are already experienced coders, the Coding Olympiad provides an opportunity to learn, compete, improve, and showcase their coding skills on an international stage.