Strategic Finance in SF exit opps

I’ll get straight to the point, I graduated 2 years ago and I work in strategic finance for a large tech company. Non target, low gpa, etc. I recently moved to SF and have a new motivation on my career.

What are my exit opps from 2 years of strat fin exp? My role is 50% FP&A and 50% strategic stuff (extensive modeling, ad hoc projects presented to c suite, analysis of various transactions - no m&a) 

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