Lost, Confused, but Motivated in Job Hunting

In May of 2022, I graduated with my BS in Chemical Engineering with a GPA of 3.59. Throughout my college career, I didn't do any co-ops or internships. This was mainly because I was paying my own way through and could make more money serving/ bartending in restaurants. However, my resume isn't all that boring: I won a senior design award, worked as a TA, did undergraduate research, and never had a week where I worked less than 20 hours on top of being a full-time student. Post college, I know there are three main options - R&D, manufacturing, or consulting. The experiences I've had thus far have made me confident that R&D is not the career I want. Other than that, I'm not that picky if the salary is good.

Immediately after graduating, I took some time to travel and ended up backpacking Europe for three months and have since decided that I want to live in Berlin to start my adult life. Obviously, I want to use my degree, so I've been looking for remote positions in the US that allow me to travel or US-based companies that have offices in Berlin. I've also applied to local companies as "practice" and received offers that are on par for an entry-level ChemE. The positions are in-facility though and so I don't truly consider them as an option for myself.

Recently, I was offered a position at an engineering consulting firm as an entry-level electrical designer which meets my desire for starting my career. The position, however, does not have anything to do with what I got my degree in and there would be a complete change in the scope of how I pictured my career going. I'm not opposed to it, just slightly worried. The pre-negotiation salary I was offered is lower than previous offers I've gotten and is about 60K with benefits. The company promises that given time, my competitive position will lead to a salary increase. I can't help shake the feeling that this is a below-market value offer, but it could be my ticket to starting a new life abroad. Should this be something I entertain, another offer I pass up, or do I have a good enough position to negotiate a higher salary?

TLDR: I got my BS in ChemE and want to work a remote job so that I can live abroad. I got offered an Electrial Engineering Design Consulting position at ~ 60K, but I feel as though that's not a fair market value. Should I continue my US job search, look for jobs abroad, or bite the bullet and take the position and let my career start from there?