Start with the job description. Know what the company needs and prepare 2 or 3 simple examples from your past that show you can do the work.
Practice common interview questions, but don’t memorize full answers. Also prepare a few questions to ask them.
One thing people forget: plan the boring stuff. Check the location, test your internet if it’s online, keep your CV ready, and sleep properly.
On the interview day, focus on listening. You don’t need perfect answers. Clear and honest answers usually work better than trying to sound impressive.
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