I would like to ask my seniors for guidance on my career planning. I have a diploma from a junior college, majoring in chemical equipment maintenance technology

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I currently work as an assistant in equipment maintenance at a Taiwanese-owned chemical company; previously, I was a regular fitter. I graduated from college in 2013 with a degree in chemical equipment maintenance technology, during which I studied specialized courses such as \"Installation and Maintenance Techniques for Centrifugal Pumps,\" \"Installation and Maintenance Techniques for Piston/Centrifugal Compressors,\" \"Mechanical Drawing,\" \"Fundamentals of Mechanical Design,\" \"Engineering Mechanics,\" \"Engineering Materials and Their Processing Techniques,\" and \"Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering.\" I hold certificates such as the \"Intermediate Machine Pump Maintenance Fitter Certificate,\" \"Intermediate Maintenance Electrician Certificate,\" \"High/Low Voltage Electrician Special Operations Certificate,\" and the \"ProE Intermediate Draftsman Certificate.\" I also possess a junior professional title, namely the \"Technician Certificate.\" My academic performance in specialized technical courses in college was fairly good, and I have a decent ability to learn new things. I would like to ask those who are more experienced than me: in which direction should I pursue my career in the future? What certifications are useful to obtain along the way, and what aspects should I pay attention to? Thank you all!