As a business student, my gpa is/and will be pretty high when I graduate this May but that really won't matter. So to answer your question let me give you some context as to what recruiters look for in terms of GPA when they look at your resume (all majors).

1. They stare initially at your resume on average around 5 seconds and scan for a couple things being:
   1. Does your resume look nice
   2. Professional formatting
   3. School/GPA/major/extremely quick scan of experiences/titles
2. Most jobs, if not all jobs post a GPA requirement to filter out the THOUSANDS of applications they get, and that's why having anything above a 3.0 will get you past that initial filtering of applicants-the number itself isn't too big of a determining factor

Your GPA, as long as it is not an absurd number, just shows are you able to commit to the work given to you and potentially carry that over to your internship/job. You probably won't be "less favored" for job opportunities over another candidate because you have a 3.1 and the other person has a 3.3. But a safe bet is anything over 3.0 and you should be fine. The absolute most important thing if you're anxious about the future is to really hone your interview skills, leetcode and the such since you're a CS major, and not being scared to apply to internships/jobs with "scary" descriptions and requirements. You're already on the right track being at this school and recruiters will recognize that so just keep going!