JavaScript Developer vs Network Security

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Currently work in content strategy, kind of a weird marketing role but for a government agency. Moderate risk public trust clearance, US Air Force vet. Since I’m currently government I won’t be messing with OE until I’m back in the private sector.

Looking to transition to either a JavaScript developer or network security role for longer term OE. I still have 18 months of GI Bill and applied to a couple of masters programs that will get me to either kind of role (obviously I know very little about the actual day to day roles).

What do you think, is a JavaScript developer or a network engineer a better option for OE? Happy for any and all feedback!

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