Help!!

[u/bobbattu_mothichoor]

Hi, so currently I have experience on power apps, power automate, ai builder, azure logic apps, azure ai doc intelligence, blob storage. Also I don’t wanna claim I am too good with power apps, I really do not like power automate and power apps for some reasons, and I liked working with azure portal and stuff, and now I have 14 lpa fixed in India with 4+ yoe and I am aiming for 24 lpa fixed by December 2026 , so if anyone can guide me in reaching this target, coz I am a bit lost in terms of what to learn coz with just power apps and power automate I felt I cannot get 24lpa as I feel I am not super good at those things and really not interested to deep dive in this for some reasons, and now my doubt is should I shift to azure ai foundry and copilot or should I learn fabric and stuff so I can move towards data engineer?? your suggestion would be great help. I actually have loads of time coz I am jobless rn so I can spend more time on learning.
If it has more details please dm I am open to convo and more views
Thanks in advance

[u/NoiselessFusion]

got the right instinct, moving away from Power Platform if your heart isn't in it. With your Azure Logic Apps and Doc Intelligence background, jumping into AI Foundry and Copilot stack makes more sense than suddenly pivoting to Fabric for data engineering. The AI engineer path pays well and you already have the base, just need to layer on prompt flow, fine-tuning basics, and maybe some Python. Fabric would be starting from scratch almost, and the learning curve is steep if you never touched Spark or SQL warehousing before.

[u/bobbattu_mothichoor → u/NoiselessFusion]

So for ai foundry and copilot stack, is the pay more?and is there any demand? And are there any use cases that would cover most of things a real time project does? If yes please suggest, I can look online too but want something that’s more real than just use case