Advice
Even though I knew this wasn't initially an engineering internship, I remained dedicated to my work, putting in a lot of effort, and consistently proving my abilities. The manager there recognized my hard work and expressed a willingness to help me secure an engineering internship if it was available the following summer. This experience taught me that sometimes in life, you might find yourself in a job you didn't initially desire, but by continually improving yourself and demonstrating your potential, others will notice your capabilities and open up opportunities you didn't expect. So, don't feel disheartened by challenging situations; they can ultimately benefit you in the future.