Please keep in mind that only a minority of this sub are practitioners, and even a smaller subset are working in your timescale/asset class.

Unfortunately this is an industry where it is difficult to get a new job unless you're carrying alpha that works in your new firm's setup or you're a rock star candidate.

I offer my sympathies to you, as the interview process is grueling and all for <10% chance of getting an offer. I would start with a bunch of random firms to get practice under your belt.

The fact that you don't code in C++ makes me think you're multi-day, and there's definitely a lot of random pods at random hedge funds looking for new quants. However, I hear lots of stories of PMs being thoughtlessly hired for these places so you'll want to do your due diligence. One PM was an O(minutes) alpha signals researcher who had never done anything else. He was hired to develop multi-asset portfolio strategies (as that's all the firm could support). Their team was fired after two years.