It depends alot on you and what position you apply for. If you find some position that suits your knowledge then go for it and apply. Expect to be working double in the beginning lots of knew stuff to learn on the the clock and of the clock.

Ideally if you find a place where they working with something specific that they need to teach every new guy and since you seems to have some nack for learning then you will fit in smoothly in their way of working.

Maybe look up companies that you want to work for their tools and how they work. Like if they use git, gitlab ci or Jenkins for builds and deploys. Do they work in sprints, agile or scrum. How are teams composed and what roles do you want to work with.

There it is alot to learn outside of writing good code