It seems you did BB stuff before, but ended up on the dark side. If you want to avoid sliding in there again, a "regular" security job might be a good idea. It

It seems you did BB stuff before, but ended up on the dark side. If you want to avoid sliding in there again, a "regular" security job might be a good idea. It sounds a lot like pentesting in a web-focused team would match your skill set very well. But I suppose you already know that? I would not interview for Junior roles if I were you, or only if you're rejected higher p the latter. And if they tell you that you're overqualified, but the position and compensation appeal to you, just tell them you don't care and would be looking forward to work with them. Regarding your conviction: This is most relevant if the clients require some sort of clearance. Also your employer needs be able to trust you, which means you have to demonstrate that you can be trusted (and add to that some blind trust from the would-be employer, but you not influence that too much). There are also other security related positions, which you might enjoy. You already had contact with some large corps, maybe you could interview there?