> 1. I barely passed my BSc. Studying something even harder would seem 
> unwise.

But let me guess, you did well on some parts but badly on other parts?  If 
you could study only the bits you really enjoyed and were good at, you would 
do better.

> 2. AFAIK, you need an MSc before you can even attempt a PhD.

Oh ok, I wasn't aware of that limitation (Engineering degrees are usually 
all 4 years so of course this limitation wasn't mentioned to us).

> 3. I severely doubt that I could actually perform a PhD at the same time 
> as doing a full-time job.

Why not? You could probably do a PhD instead of posting here :-)

> 4. I already have a BSc, and it hasn't opened any doors for me. I 
> seriously doubt a PhD would be any significant help in this direction.

Oh I'm sure it would, today almost everyone has some sort of degree, having 
a PhD will make you stand out from the crowd, much like having a degree a 
few decades ago did.  Besides, you will probably enjoy it, plus it will get 
you into an enjoyable job later.

But yes, it could be a bit pricey to fund yourself.

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