I'd recommend setting your sights on a small company. Once you get good experience, education is less important. The problem I see coming though is that you wor

I'd recommend setting your sights on a small company. Once you get good experience, education is less important. The problem I see coming though is that you work at X company for say 3 years. You're going to have a hard time coming up with references since they're all employees at your current company. So do whatever you can to develop meaningful references. I'd also go to a market with a ton of jobs, such as the Bay Area. It's a numbers game. Eventually, if you're smart, someone will hire you.