Engineer

For getting a job with electrical engineering is not that tough. First, you should be clear with which field you want to go with.
Core field or software job after deciding this, you can make your next step i.e., as you have electrical and electronics jobs with your group you have vast opportunities than any other.
For example, you can take some courses like which are purely related to your branch i.e., EEE like power systems and latest applications of solar panels and all.
These are the latest courses of which you might be aware of. Anyway, you can also take up the courses of electronics too like
Embedded systems VLSI and all
You can also opt for mechanical and mechatronics branch courses like robotics and humanoids and other mechanical applications.
These are the courses available in core related job enhancers.
Next, coming to software jobs, you can do all the programming language where a software engineer must and should have grip on you.
These are all what the works you can do in terms of technical skills to get a good job.
All the best.

As of now, networking is a high-demand and high-paying field within IT.
The scope of duties can greatly vary, but the main concern of a network admin is the operation and maintenance of the infrastructure that connects devices-the less something has to do with the infrastructure, the less likely a network person is to be involved in it. Many network admins like their job because they do not have to deal with very complex systems. Networking is usually pretty cut-and-dry-things typically behave as designed.
In the near future, however, applications will have more say in how the network behaves. An application may trigger a change in the network that will result in its traffic being handled better, rather than being limited by the confines of a rather monolithic infrastructure. That being said, the network admin 5-10 years from now may have a bit more in common with a developer. So if you wish to remain marketable within the networking field, it may be a good idea to expand your expertise into some programming, otherwise, you'll likely end up just running cable and racking equipment.