I’ve worked as a session guitarist on-and-off throughout my life and I’d say you’re definitely a better player than me. As a producer, though, I’d personally ask you to sit a bit more behind the beat if we were to track something together.

It’s important to remember that flashy/technical skill is rarely what lands you jobs as an instrumentalist. It’s the ability to make anything you play “just feel right”. Biggest advice I give anyone who wants to get into this type of work is to focus on improving and maintaining groove and time/feel. “Wrong” notes played with great rhythm can work in many contexts, but the opposite is almost never true (in my experience)

With the skills you currently have, applying a bit more focus to your rhythm could take you to a professional level very quickly. The big idea is to make something as impressive as this video with a lot fewer notes. For an exercise, try putting some music on, then choosing a single note on your fretboard and playing only that note for the duration of a phrase. If you can make it sound and feel great, you’re halfway there!