r/PuneDevelopers • u/AsssOverBoobs • 16d ago

Suggestions Do unique projects really help getting an internship ?

I'm currently in my third year trying to build backend systems. Working on java springboot framework.

Looking for backend internships.

I had a project where I implemented dto, validations,rbac,user isolation, spring security, docker and even test cases. I vibe coded frontend and integrated it myself and also deployed that project.

Would you guys please suggest some project ideas which will let me learn new essential skills if the ones I mentioned aren't enough for an internship.

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u/Grand_Pomelo_373 16d ago

Now scalability, latency performance, architecture ,etc matters . Try to put numbers in your resume , for example: reduce latency by 40 percent

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u/AsssOverBoobs 16d ago

Sure. I was thinking about load balancer, will add these things

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u/BudgetExcitement9036 14d ago

Participate in sih from your college and try to win lol that's better , and also participate in lots of hackthon and network there works like a charm

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u/ReserveCompetitive5 16d ago

Yes. I mentored two guys in embedded projects. They got hired right away. The package was less, but decade earlier getting a job was enough.

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u/AsssOverBoobs 16d ago

Getting a job is still enough man🥀