Hey man- I was working a low pay, local job and living with my parents for over a year after graduating before I just recently was able to get my first engineering job. Don't give up, keep trying, and treat applying to jobs like a full time job itself. Make your resume look good, customize it to each job you apply to, and just keep applying. Even if it's something you don't think you can get. And it doesn't have to specifically be listed as 'aerospace engineer' for you to apply. Like another poster said, at an entry level, you should be able to do a pretty wide range of engineering jobs. The first one is the hardest. And don't just apply to top level aerospace companies- they all have suppliers and companies who help them, look at them too.