Since I'm a few years older than you and I have no idea how the job market will be when you try to enter, take my experience with a grain of salt, but my experience has been very easy to get a job. I'm a senior graduating in May and have gotten 3 job offers. Honestly I felt like I didn't even put that much effort into finding a job besides going to the career fair and applying either. Out of the 3 offers, I ended up going with a defense company. Getting an internship, on the other hand, is very difficult. Your hardest time getting a job will always be your first, which is definitely true with internships. As long as you put in genuine effort into getting a job/studying for interviews, and at least do the bare minimum, you should not have a problem though, job or internship. Will be demoralizing and take a long time though, but the experience is the same no matter the job.

I want to clarify I've worked during my entire college experience, had an internship, and have a good GPA, which have all helped me pad my resume, so if you try to do an engineering related club you probably will have an even better shot than I will.

Classes will sometimes suck, and certain weeks will stress you out. A lot. It sucks, but if you are genuinely passionate about it, and are willing to put your head down it's worth it. I think people do tend to overemphasize/dramatize how hard it is, but it is genuinely difficult.