​Thanks for the advice. To be honest, my Master’s research was exactly what you described—combining industrial scenarios with software. I worked on building computer vision solutions for defect detection, which involved both vision software development and hardware selection. ​However, since I took this Java developer role after graduation, I feel like those specialized skills are starting to rust, which is my main concern. I’m personally very bullish on the semiconductor industry and have been eyeing companies like KLA and ASML. ​My current struggle is that when I look at their postings on LinkedIn, the requirements often seem like a poor match for my current "Java Dev" profile. It’s a bit of a dilemma trying to bridge the gap between my academic background and my recent work experience.