Software Internship Mentor & Tutor

I’m about to start a software-engineering internship and want to walk in confident, productive, and ready to impress from day one. I’m looking for a seasoned engineer who can act as my remote mentor over the coming weeks. Here’s what I need from you: • Mock technical and behavioral interviews so I can refine my answers, white-boarding approach, and overall presence. • Walk-throughs of real workplace tasks—code reviews, ticket breakdowns, version-control workflows, agile ceremonies, and typical “first-day” setups—so I know exactly how to tackle them when they land on my desk. Our interaction can be a mix of live sessions (Zoom, Google Meet, or your preferred tool), shared coding environments (GitHub, GitLab, Codespaces, etc.), and asynchronous feedback on assignments I bring from school or personal projects. I’ll lean on your expertise to decode requirements, choose the right design patterns, write clean, testable code, and communicate solutions clearly. Success for me looks like: • Consistently performing well in practice interviews (aiming for clear, concise answers and efficient coding solutions). • Completing internship-style tasks with minimal guidance by the end of our engagement. • Developing professional habits—daily stand-up summaries, branching strategies, and documentation etiquette—that mirror real industry standards. If you have a track record of mentoring juniors or interns and are comfortable structuring a learning path that fits my current skill level, I’d love to collaborate. Let me know your mentoring style, typical session length, and any tools you prefer so we can get started right away.