I got a master's degree in computer science last february (image recognition, stuff like that), however I tought (and still do) I wouldn't like to work in that

I got a master's degree in computer science last february (image recognition, stuff like that), however I tought (and still do) I wouldn't like to work in that field. What I wanted to do is something close to web development and design (I mean visual stuff here). I had two goals: - Live overseas (I'm french), no real destination, I think I would like to move from time to time - Work at a startup or at least where people care about what they are doing instead of how much money they make and how much time they can skip without bosses noticing. I got some interview, one who almost went through in London, however my degree wasn't really relevant to what I wanted to do, so I started to try learn stuff as quickly as possible, so I made a portfolio in Node and Angular (in the most basic way you can I think, I litterally used/read about angular for less than 20 hours). However having this thing done opened me some more interview, and I found one opportunity that I really liked, at a startup as a front-end developer. The lack of experience didn't allow me to get an interview though, however the recruiter took the decision on his own to make me do a test originally for another dude, and apparently I passed because I work here for 2 months now, and things are going really well. At that time, I was ready to accept pretty much anything that pay, but I got very lucky and got exactly what I wanted and expected. The only downside is that I use 2 hours to commute (1 hour in the morning and 1 hour in the evening), but I can't afford closer and better. I would qualify that as my dream job, however I know I will want to upgrade, change country in the future, dream job evolves along with you growing up I guess.