u/GoodMuted1836

My biological engineering degree is mostly health biotech and purification techniques with reglementation it can get me a job in pharma or technico-commercial medical devices distribution.
My degree is a part of an engineering background, so I did my basic engineering classes point mecanics, optics, fluid mecanics, chemistry, 23 hours of detector Instrumentation, 23 hours of signal treatment... I did as well 45 hours of medical imagery.
Finding a job as an application specialist isn't very evident as most companies in my country would prefer hiring a biomed instrumentation engineering specialist and avoid application as much as possible, LOL.
But I thought if I did masters in Biomedical instrumentation + my application background this will probably get me a very good a job.
What do you think? Become a service + application engineer?