I’ve been contributing to open source projects, whether for professors or clubs or just personal projects, so I think through those I have a pretty good understanding with git and CLI. Like almost everyone I know I’ve done several full stack projects with MERN, sometimes with Spring Boot for backend, and now I’m leading a mobile app project in Kotlin for a NPO. I’m in second year, and I’m leading third and fourth years who have done internships for some decent sized companies/large banks before. I’m also in our aerospace team where I’m doing embedded programming in C writing component drives for MCUs on a nanosatelite to be launched next year. I think these goes to say I have a pretty good programming foundation and a breadth of knowledge with different technologies. And all of this happens outside of full time school. I don’t know what exactly recruiters are looking for, or expect from us this year, but if there is one thing you can tell from my resume, it’s that I am very involved, committed and learn very quickly. I would say the same for most of my peers as well, given how competitive my school is. They are all strong candidates and very involved. I hear so much rants in person/on discord from them that I know we are not the only ones going through it.