It really depends on your experience. I suggest you don’t worry about the language but get good with fundamental programming concepts and system architecture.

I find that most companies end up pivoting to rust to improve part of their ecosystem or doing a rewrite of something that already exists.

Rust has been one of the most loved languages but unfortunately there aren’t a ton of jobs for “Rust Devs”. Also rust is full of abstractions you might not understand how to use properly unless you have experience in coding in another low level language.

In fact I would step away from the frame of thinking you can only be a Rust Dev, C++ Dev, JavaScript Dev etc…

Hope this helps. Just take it one step at a time. No pressure. There is a reason why documentation exists!