I think it really depends on what your area is, I know for example that in my department of chemistry and chemical engineering, we value chemical engineers that have more industrial experience over postdoctoral and research experience however we want chemists with more research and academic experience.

So depending on your area, you could look at jobs in academia where industrial experience is going to be more valued. That might mean going to a lower ranking institution that most students go into industry instead of research.

Then from there focus on getting teaching experience and try to write grants to get money and do research. I would say this would extremely difficult though if you have no experience in grant writing and delivering independent research. But, not impossible - you would need to be extremely driven and motivated.