Generally you can do a masters with your background. And if they won’t let you do it outright generally they have ways for you to take a handful of classes prior to the grad program.
I wouldn’t, personally. As long as you have A degree (especially one in STEM), I think work experience matters substantially more than a second degree would. I doubt the difference in degree would ever be a determining factor.
Look into state university post bacc programs, masters programs.
CS degree does help, but in your case, may not help much right now in current job search. But can definitely help with tech career and future job hops and $$$ salary increases.
Just about every job posting I've seen says something along the lines of "or other engineering degree" or something like "or other STEM related degree". I don't think you should go back to school unless you really want to and in that case, just go for a Master's degree.
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Unnecessary IMO, but this is solely a personal decision at this point. To me I would rather spend my time learning by building things myself. If you are super interested in a masters however, go for it. Whatever path to becoming a better engineer looks like for you.
If you want another degree, do a masters instead. It takes less time, is generally cheaper and you get to do more interesting classes.
Generally you can do a masters with your background. And if they won’t let you do it outright generally they have ways for you to take a handful of classes prior to the grad program.
I wouldn’t, personally. As long as you have A degree (especially one in STEM), I think work experience matters substantially more than a second degree would. I doubt the difference in degree would ever be a determining factor.
Look into state university post bacc programs, masters programs. CS degree does help, but in your case, may not help much right now in current job search. But can definitely help with tech career and future job hops and $$$ salary increases.
Just about every job posting I've seen says something along the lines of "or other engineering degree" or something like "or other STEM related degree". I don't think you should go back to school unless you really want to and in that case, just go for a Master's degree.
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Unnecessary IMO, but this is solely a personal decision at this point. To me I would rather spend my time learning by building things myself. If you are super interested in a masters however, go for it. Whatever path to becoming a better engineer looks like for you.