I agree more or less. I have only 7 or so years in the industry but everything I learned is self taught. You will be fine. You just have to put in the time to b

I agree more or less. I have only 7 or so years in the industry but everything I learned is self taught. You will be fine. You just have to put in the time to be a grunt. Junior dev jobs last but a second and once you have the production level (be sure to network your butt off at these early roles and alway be interviewing to get to your next more substantial role) you will be fine. You have a solid STEM background, a passion for development (something that I’ve had come and go — it’s easy to get discouraged: I place too much value in what others speak of me or about the quality of my code — at least for me but that’s a personality trait that I’m working on you might not have the same issues as I do), and a growing portfolio of work. The only thing you need now is patience and time spent as a junior dev but with your set off skills I’m sure you’ll work your way up rather quickly. Good luck!!