You should start contributing to drupal modules and eventually becoming a maintainer for some modules. The drupal community and market share is really huge, so the are many openings for people with decent skills. The only thing that you need (except the skills and experience) is some visibility and credibility. You want to be the guy who make things done, and others will notice you. Those kind of contribution is also a huge bonus in your CV and you got that while contributing to the community, so it's a win-win scenario.
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You should start contributing to drupal modules and eventually becoming a maintainer for some modules.
The drupal community and market share is really huge, so the are many openings for people with decent skills.
The only thing that you need (except the skills and experience) is some visibility and credibility. You want to be the guy who make things done, and others will notice you.
Those kind of contribution is also a huge bonus in your CV and you got that while contributing to the community, so it's a win-win scenario.
That's just my 2 cents ofc.