Systems Engineering. Work in the world of avionics and help figure out what is needed for airplane manufacturers, pilots, or the manufacturers of the hardware

Systems Engineering. Work in the world of avionics and help figure out what is needed for airplane manufacturers, pilots, or the manufacturers of the hardware and software for the many boxes that make modern air travel safe and reliable. It involves writing English and logic and attention to detail, but it does not require coding. It helps to know the broad ideas behind coding, but isn’t necessary to write algorithms or otherwise solve problems in code. I would strongly encourage this career path. Look to companies like Boeing, Garmin, United Technologies, and many more. I will avoid asking other questions about your current predicament since many other people are asking you insightful questions. But if you truly don’t want to code, seriously consider systems engineering.