lorenzo1860

I'm a 22 y/o computer science student finishing my bachelor this semester with a 3.8/4 GPA. I've always been good (not great) at math and felt CS lacked more mathematical depth. This led me to take many theoretical modules on ML/DL, and I did my bachelor thesis on a deep learning topic. Given the current state of the tech sector and the difficulty junior devs face finding jobs, I'm trying to decide what to do next and would appreciate advice. My options are:

Master's with focus on ML/DL, including additional math modules Bachelor's in Mathematics Bachelor's in Physics

Some context: I'm from Germany, where there are currently over 250k Computer Science students. AI is advancing and increasing existing dev productivity. Several friends of mine are struggling to find jobs, with some receiving offers around 35k yearly. Any insights on which path might be more valuable in the current market?