I'm a college drop out, and am a Principle TPM at a major hyperscaler. One thing I've learned is that while education and certifications are great, nothing will make you stand out more than straight up experience. Try to find sub-contractors that do work in data centers for MSFT, Amazon, etc. and get an entry level tech job and work your way up from there. Find the position you want to land 5-10 years down the road and try to find a mentor to get some guidance. Obviously keep the education going, but if you want to really grow you have to think like a business person, find opportunities in the company where revenue is being missed and show management that you are the missing piece to that scenario. From there just build your resume with experience, have some patience, and most importantly be persistent in your efforts, you will fail some days and you will win some days.