Warmly
Getting an internship feels harder than it should.
Most students spend hours applying, networking, and attending fairs but still aren’t sure which actions lead to results.I’m running a short research study to understand what really works, what doesn’t, and where the process feels unclear.Take a short, self-guided study (5 minutes). You can stop at any time
A tool I built for myself
This video shows a tool I built while applying to internships. I kept repeating the same steps (finding people, collecting contact details, writing messages, and sending them) and the process felt slow and inefficient.I built this to handle that flow in one place and make it much faster.This is one possible direction. The study asks whether something like this would actually be useful to you or if there are other parts of the internship and early-career process that feel more frustrating or worth fixing.
The process feels messy and unclear
Students often mention things like:Spending hours applying or searching without knowing if it’s worth itWriting messages or applications that go unansweredNot knowing which actions actually matterFeeling like effort doesn’t translate into results
If that sounds familiar, the study below is for you.
This isn’t a sales pitch. It’s a short, interactive set of questions.
What to expect1. A few questions about internships2. Interactive examples along the way3. No sales, no commitment
Hi, I’m Ethan
I’m a student going through the internship process myself.I’ve applied online, gone to career fairs, talked to people, and tried different ways of reaching out - and still felt unsure what actually made a difference.I built a tool for myself to experiment with different approaches, but before turning it into anything more, I want to learn how other students experience internships and early career decisions.
Warmly
An early exploration into how students actually land internships.Built by a student, for students