[Week 20] The End of a Chapter

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It's hard to believe that my 5-month internship at Awchat and Olsen is coming to an end. As I reflect on this journey, a mix of emotions washes over me.

There were days filled with joy, excitement, and a sense of accomplishment. I worked on projects that challenged me, pushed me out of my comfort zone, and helped me grow. And then, there were the not-so-fun days, the difficult projects, and the steep learning curves.

Looking back, this internship has been more than just a professional experience. It's been a glimpse into the future, a taste of what my life might look like for the next few decades. And I'm thrilled to say, I'm ready for it!

As I wrap up my final semester at school, I'm filled with a renewed sense of purpose and excitement. I'm eager to graduate and embark on this new chapter.

A heartfelt thank you to Awchat and Olsen for giving me this incredible opportunity and to Ecole intuit Lab for making this 4 year journey so enjoyable!


A visual recap of my internship experience :)


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