SWE Intern

My journey to landing an opportunity at EagleView has been a mix of consistent learning, self-doubt, and quiet perseverance. I didn’t start out with an exceptional background or elite credentials. What I did have was curiosity, a willingness to learn from scratch, and the determination to never give up. I began by strengthening my basics — diving deep into data structures, algorithms, and core computer science concepts. Initially, it was overwhelming. Solving even medium-level problems on coding platforms felt impossible. But I made it a habit to practice every single day, no matter how small the progress. In parallel, I worked on a few personal projects. These projects not only helped me understand real-world applications of my skills but also gave me something tangible to showcase. With each new project, my confidence grew — from building simple web apps to handling backend logic and gaining a deeper understanding of systems. There were many rejections and silent application drops before this offer. Instead of taking them personally, I treated each as feedback and improved what I could — my resume, my fundamentals, and even the way I approached problem-solving. Eventually, all of this paid off. When the EagleView opportunity came along, I felt ready. The interview wasn’t just about what I knew — it was about how I had grown. This experience taught me that you don’t need to be extraordinary to succeed; you just need to be consistent, focused, and ready to learn from every step of the journey.

I initially applied through a college form circulated by the placement cell. Later, we were asked to fill out a separate application form provided by the company. After that, we received the assessment and interview details via email. The entire process was well-coordinated and conducted smoothly across multiple rounds.

I believe I was selected for this role because of my strong foundation in problem-solving and consistent effort to improve my coding skills. Beyond technical knowledge, I focused on clearly explaining my thought process during the interviews, which highlighted my approach to tackling problems. My project work also demonstrated the practical application of my skills, aligning well with the role. Overall, staying consistent with practice, being honest about my knowledge, and showing a willingness to learn made a real difference.