It sounds like the perfect place for you is to work for a funded/profitable startup that has less than 20 people working in it. Preferably smaller. It's really

It sounds like the perfect place for you is to work for a funded/profitable startup that has less than 20 people working in it. Preferably smaller. It's really the only way you get to wear all the hats and solve lots of different problems in lots of technology domains and IMHO the best way to become a true full stack developer. I can't tell you exactly how to find those types jobs, but I can tell you I've managed to over spend half of my 25 year career working in those types of companies. Well maybe I do have some hints. I guess in the early days I did a lot of networking and going to events and meetups and such. Then within the past 10 years I have started blogging and podcasting which exponentially increased my luck surface area and as a result a lot more opportunities come my way. Anyway, best of luck with it!