u/Positive_Bumblebee38

Hi everyone!

I'm currently pursuing my B.Tech in Electronics & Communication Engineering and will be graduating in 2027. I'm actively looking for internship opportunities where I can gain some real industry experience and learn how things actually work in a professional environment.

I'm mainly looking for opportunities in:

• Core ECE / Electronics

• Embedded Systems / IoT

• Electronics-related roles

• HR / Recruitment / Talent Acquisition

• HR Operations / Administration

• Operations or coordination roles

📍 Location preference:

Kolkata / Greater Kolkata would be ideal.

💻 I'm also very open to genuine remote/online internships.

A little about me:

• B.Tech ECE student, graduating in 2027

• Have academic/project exposure to IoT and electronics

• Have completed industrial training

• Experience hosting and coordinating college events and programmes

• Experience tutoring school students

• Comfortable with communication, presentations, coordination and working with people

• Familiar with basic technical concepts, but I'm primarily looking for an opportunity to learn and develop practical skills

At this stage, I'm less concerned about having a fancy title and more interested in getting genuine hands-on exposure, learning from people in the industry and understanding what working in a professional environment is actually like.

If anyone knows of startups, companies, small businesses, organisations or individuals offering internships in Kolkata or remotely — particularly in ECE/core electronics or HR/recruitment — I would really appreciate any leads or referrals.

I'm happy to share my CV over DM.

Thank you! :)

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I genuinely don't know what the hell is happening around us anymore.

How could an all women's college in the capital of the country have to shift to online classes because women are not safe? Like, seriously, what are we even doing at this point?

It feels like almost every time, a man commits a crime and somehow the woman ends up facing the backlash. She loses her freedom, her mobility, her education, her choices basically, her life gets restricted because someone else decided to harm her.

And which age are we even living in if this is the solution? Instead of making sure women are safe, the answer always seems to be restricting women further.

And that's the part that genuinely makes me angry. Every time something happens, the consequences somehow end up being imposed on the people who were already vulnerable, while the perpetrators don't seem to face anywhere near the same level of restriction.

Why is the solution always “women need to be more careful” instead of “men who commit these crimes need to be held accountable”?

At what point do we stop treating women's freedom as the thing that has to be sacrificed whenever something goes wrong?

It's honestly 2026. How are we still having this conversation?