If you're not going to get jobs based on your technical skills, I'd seriously consider going back to school to get a degree. Most of the organizations who will

If you're not going to get jobs based on your technical skills, I'd seriously consider going back to school to get a degree. Most of the organizations who will hire non-technical product/project managers are still 'credentialist' and will want a degree, or at least lacking a degree will be a serious impediment. Sales or consulting would be another option. For consulting you usually need some specific experience or skills, but that can be a very focused scope, so e.g. "expert in preparing documentation for FISMA audits" is actually a thing, and pretty non-technical, and easy to learn.