Since starting to learn how to use UE4 over 2 years ago I noticed that this engine was the only and best engine for me to use and experience everyday. Being an avid level designer and also learning sound integration(ambience, sound cues and animation sound implementation) and also learning how to properly work with UE4 and source control(GitHub) using Cmder which is a manual repository platform has helped me greatly how to further my experience with working with UE4. If there’s a way I get involved with Epic and/or UE4 then I would love for it to become a career I can be proud of. 
Since starting to learn how to use UE4 over 2 years ago I noticed that this engine was the only and best engine for me to use and experience everyday. Being an avid level designer and also learning sound integration(ambience, sound cues and animation sound implementation) and also learning how to properly work with UE4 and source control(GitHub) using Cmder which is a manual repository platform has helped me greatly how to further my experience with working with UE4. If there’s a way I get involved with Epic and/or UE4 then I would love for it to become a career I can be proud of.
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good to hear man, unreal is real beast it still needs a lot done to make it more main streamcough paper2 updates cough … this god dam cold … any way i was saying … , yea it is but it is on its way
If you want a career in this, you’ll have to build up your skills, look at the work of people that do the type of job you want and try to do work of that quality or better.