Advice for new grad FPGA engineer?

[u/Zrich15]

Hey everyone,
I’m currently a senior in college and will be graduating soon to start working as an FPGA engineer at a large semiconductor company in the SF Bay Area.

I’m also planning to take advantage of my company’s tuition assistance program to pursue a master’s degree while working full time.

I wanted to ask if anyone here has advice for someone entering the FPGA/digital design industry, particularly when it comes to making the most of my first year or two.

Thanks in advance!