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Go take evening classes and get a business degree or graduate certificate specifically designed for students from a science/engineering background.

Finance and accounting is literally child's play for anyone with a strong math background. The harder part is understanding business models, human psychology, and developing a useful network.

Since completing a tech focused business program, I've done very well financially and found myself sitting on grant panels focused on commercializing academic research. It's astounding how naive hugely successful researchers are when they try to write business plans. Sometimes my scientific idols submit grants with kindergarten level understanding of business. It's shocking.

The opportunity that exists for a talented technical person with a holistic understanding of the art and practice of business is astounding. They literally throw money at you. More importantly you can leverage your knowledge to actually do what you want with your life.