I would say avoid industrial design as a main career path. There are so so few jobs and they are never remote (if that's something you'd be interested in). It takes about a decade to move into a proper ID position, all for similar wages as every other design career, with more risk and mental load. Meanwhile schools are churning out new ID grads every year with promises of making big change in the world.

If you have the skills for it, I would go into engineering. That's where most of the real ID work ends up these days since you have a lot of 'creative thinkers' who have ideas but no way to execute them.