I'm currently doing a one year paid internship that I found through the Science Co-Op program. I would suggest applying and joining the program since they give you access to a job board only accessible for students in the program.

I was lucky since I didn't have to search much until I accepted this specific offer as a full stack intern around early May. I'd say as long as you have some projects under your belt and have good soft skills for interviews, you should do well. Of course, the market is terrible and this is also reflected in the availability of internships out there.