The barriers are exceptionally high though. I have a degree in Physics as well as a degree in Electrical Engineering with a specialization in RF from a well-reg

The barriers are exceptionally high though. I have a degree in Physics as well as a degree in Electrical Engineering with a specialization in RF from a well-regarded engineering program and wasn't able to find any jobs in the field. In SW engineering, I am able to get offers for high paying jobs inside of a month. I feel like I would be able to get an RF job much more easily if I could build a portfolio like I did for SW. It's a moot point by now probably; I'm already getting paid more than the average general practitioner while being able to work from home 100% and wouldn't want to revert to lower pay while being stuck in a cubicle all day.