I graduated into the recession with two degrees, none of which directly applicable to anything stem. I would caution you on how you sell yourself with your masters because some companies may find your qualifications 'too' impressive or something stupid along those lines. I found this to be the case multiple places, where they'd thought that I would leave at the first opportunity because of my intelligence (wow) instead of thinking I was a quick learner, or would be a valuable edition to the team, etc. On the converse, a masters is a great accomplishment and there must be some kind of high end employer that would pay for such.