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Overall, I am looking for suggestions where I could utilise my skills and diligence. I don't care if the work is 13-14 hours a day as long as I am able to make my boss’ work easier and I am getting to learn something I have some prior drafting experience and I can work for long hours without any problem, basically implying that I don't have a life.
Recommendations would be greatly appreciated. I want to work in places where the junior gets a handsome salary but I know that is impossible in third year. I want to prepare myself for that standards in my remaining two years and secure a job with the elites (i.e. AMS, Sibals, GShanks) before graduating.