Remote work is easily attainable. Build something of your own, throw it up on Github, and make it nice. That, combined with your 15 years of experience in other

Remote work is easily attainable. Build something of your own, throw it up on Github, and make it nice. That, combined with your 15 years of experience in other technologies, should easily qualify you for a pretty nice position. Sidenote: it's insanely stupid for hiring managers to disregard people because they have 15 years of experience in the wrong technology. Someone with that much experience ought to be able to learn pretty much anything relatively quickly. If it's a sticking point during the hiring process, I'd bring that up.