u/Stugoug

I have been working at a full-time job that pays around 76,000 annually and have a part-time job that I work once a week and probably make close to only 8K annually. Because of this, I withheld a little extra on my full-time job this year to make up for it since I noticed i owed more this past year possibly because of it. I don’t really want my full-time employer to know I have a second job, which is part of the reason why I am not putting it on my W-4 but should this matter as long as I am withholding a little extra? I just really do not want to get screwed over with taxes again next year.

Ive been with a subcontractor doing GPS layouts for plumbing for 3 years now and have experience with autocad and a little in revit from this as well as managing/training 2 people below me in this role. Have been wanting to move over to GC and get a job as a PE for some time now but havent had much luck making it all the way through the couple of interviews I’ve had through some referrals.

Im extremely close to just biting the bullet and going back to college to get an online CM bachelors degree through liberty university (which I am able to transfer over almost half the credits required from my previous associates degree) while still working at the subcontractor im at but really cant make my mind up if its worth it or not.

Anyone have any advice on if my current experience would be enough to land a PE job with the way the construction job market is in the next couple years?