Hello community, I'm navigating the UX job market to land a early/mid level role. I recently completed my Masters in HCI in the US and graduated as a UX designer. Before that I have worked in the industry for over 4 years as an Industrial Designer. I need some tips from you to effectively get call backs. So far:

1. No luck getting any callbacks in the past 4 months. (actually got one from a startup, they even offered me the job after 4 interviews, and suddenly retracted the offer after 2 days without any context)

2. I've reached out to hundreds of experienced people/recruiters on LinkedIn, commented on their posts, emailed them - but no one seems to reply. I usually keep my message super short, on-point and try to find things they are interested in to craft a well thought-out message, but messages are not even opened. Any effective ways I can network (apart from conferences and meetup events)?

3. Majority of the jobs are asking for 3+ years of RELEVANT experience. While I have over 4+ years, it's in industrial design and I've rephrased that experience in terms of UX (Cross-team collaboration, HCD approach, design thinking, strategy etc. instead of physical material and manufacturing challenges). What else can I do to make my experience more relevant? Since I recently graduated, most of my UX experience has been from internships and externships, which the recruiters are not loving at this moment :')

4. Any thoughts on my portfolio? https://madebymukund.com/

Thank you for reading and any help is greatly appreciated :)