2018 is not that long ago. I know things develop fast in technology but doesn't mean every single company hiring is keeping up. I would look into agency work an

2018 is not that long ago. I know things develop fast in technology but doesn't mean every single company hiring is keeping up. I would look into agency work and look for agencies that deal with boring enterprise clients. For instance, I used to work for an agency that strictly served pharmaceutical clients. I did full-stack but there were co-workers that only handled front-end, and I'm not talking about modern front-ends using React/Vue/etc, I'm talking about people writing just HTML and CSS, no build steps. These sites ranged from the simplest front-ends ("brochure websites") with simple forms to capture data, to the most basic CRUD app. This is not sexy work but it pays well and can be easy for the more experienced devs. I eventually left because I needed to learn more and do harder things, but if you just need to make money it's not a bad place to work. Some places to start, there are few top mega companies (known as "the big four") that own most of the advertising companies in this space. Go to their sites and see which of their companies work in the "Health" space and then go to their individual sites and check out their posted jobs 1. IPG (Interpublic Group), look at the multiple "Health" options in the "Capabilities" dropdown on this page: https://www.interpublic.com/our-companies/ https://www.interpublic.com/our-companies/ 2. Publicis Groupe - https://www.publicisgroupe.com/en/services/services-publicis-health-en https://www.publicisgroupe.com/en/services/services-publicis... 3. WPP plc - look into the companies mentioned on this page: https://www.wpp.com/featured/work/list?topic=Healthcare%20and%20Pharma https://www.wpp.com/featured/work/list?topic=Healthcare%20an... 4. Omnicom Group - check out https://www.omnicomgroup.com/newsroom/agency/bbdo/ https://www.omnicomgroup.com/newsroom/agency/bbdo/