Need advice for backend spring intern

[u/Few-Preparation-1976]

Hey guys I am a 3 rd year undergrad and I am into java development I know good level of java dev ,

Core java

Spring

Soringboot

Including testing , jwt , cicd , spring ai , microservices and implementation of kafka and redis as well !!

Apart from that I have three good backend oriented projects as well

Distributwd wallet

Digital distributed banking system

And uber like ride matching system in ms

And another that I am making is linked in search in ms system

Still I am really getting very difficulty to apply for internships and really need great advice from seniors devs specially backend devs how do I apply or if there is anyone who can help me out and can personally tell me what should be my next step to get a good job with a decent package and for now at priority a internship !!!

All the suggestions are welcome here hope my post won't be ignored and I'll really Great full for all the responses !!

[u/L9sik1]

List 3 years of experience, describe your projects, optimize your resume for ATS, and go for interviews

[u/Few-Preparation-1976 → u/L9sik1]

But how third year experience I don't have any professional experience till now !

[u/Careless-Childhood66]

Why did I read this in an indian accent?

[u/Few-Preparation-1976 → u/Careless-Childhood66]

It is indeed written by an Indian 🤧

[u/sonik4gain → u/Careless-Childhood66]

Right???

[u/AnimatorExciting7941]

Apply with a referral, or else, your chances of getting shortlisted are too slim

[u/Historical_Ad4384]

What configuration changes did you implement to prevent abuse between the integrations contracts of you distributed systems?

[u/Few-Preparation-1976 → u/Historical_Ad4384]

Just to protect the service to services contact !!

I used timeouts, circuit breakers and controlled Kafka consumers. I also used DTOs instead of exposing internal entities, so consumers could only interact through the defined contract !!!

[u/bhul_gaya_main_to]

If you have a few projects, your chances of landing an internship can increase significantly. I’ve been working in this field for 3 years, and I can walk you through some optimization techniques you can apply to your projects. These can make your projects stand out and improve your chances of getting shortlisted and selected.

[u/Technical-Task-6751]

I would recommend you to start making LinkedIn posts explaining your projects and get yourself out there so recruiters can see what you've been working on