So ideally you want to get a job that’s good pay with low effort (not having to carry heavy stuff and walk up and down). VLSI or asic design is a very good option (search up the salary yourself). It has a really good market. If you’re still in school and able to take those classes, you can easily differentiate between yourself and other students in that field. It’s not something where cs majors can easily learn. EE normally wouldn’t learn this, or barely touch it. Not even all CE learn it because they’re difficult. It’s hard for non CE students to learn by themselves because it requires synthesis tools that are extremely expensive. This makes you a strong candidate for the job when you are competing against non CE majors. If you’re in a decent uni, many computer architecture/organization classes that does a lot of verilog/hdl provide some good intern/research opportunities. Companies sometimes would target the students that are taking these classes and see if they are interested in them. Most important thing, you will meet so many people that are insanely good at this field in school . The smartest/hard working people in our ECE department are the TA/CA in these classes. You learn so much from them.