What you are describing as browser automation is quite similar to automated QA and end user testing. Many QA departments need people who can automate their man

What you are describing as browser automation is quite similar to automated QA and end user testing. Many QA departments need people who can automate their manual interaction step process to ensure that a service is behaving correctly. It’s costly to manually check all the user stories that an application supports, and automating this can be a career path for an employee or a contractor. My recommendation would be to get your foot in the door at a company that has a large manual QA process and is looking for someone to write for them automated tests, or convert their manual steps into tests.