I only have a BSc in CS, and I’ve worked with algo-trading, compilers, defi, zero-knowledge crypto, firmware for EVs and drones. And I only relocated once. I’v

I only have a BSc in CS, and I’ve worked with algo-trading, compilers, defi, zero-knowledge crypto, firmware for EVs and drones. And I only relocated once. I’ve also been unemployed longer than I wanted to twice and had to swallow my pride and work on someone’s legacy to pay the bills. Switching the rockstar mentality with more humility and a sense that I’ve been very lucky was important. Sounds like you could find a Scala job or a Rust job in your capital. They’re less rare than Haskell jobs. As for advice: get obsessed, get good at something, don’t wait for people to pay you to excel at the tools you eventually want to master. I toyed around with Haskell for 10 years in my spare time before using it in production.