QUESTION ON PATH TO TAKE

Masters.

You don't necessarily need an MS in Engineering unless you're looking to become a Professional Engineer (e. g. get a PE license). PE licenses are good but they are not easy to get. But my understanding (my father is a retired PE) is that the designation makes you fairly bulletproof. Not completely - if a company is wholesale laying people off, you might get it, too. But it's a big thing to have.

The question is whether you really want to do this. Another degree is a big commitment of time, money, attention, and brain power.

Hi Tsjones,
First of all you should go for bachelor's of engineering than only you can do master in engineering. You have completed your BS and it is not connected to engineering so you have no idea about engineering. My suggest is that you should go for bachelor degree than after master.