<prompt> Human: Background: I just started in the workforce, 23 yo MS chemical engineer. I will be making 90k with that obviously increasing down the road. I have 60k in assets, mostly in ETFs with a broker. I started working at 17, got a full ride with a stipend in college and lived in doublesgarage for cheap.So my understanding is I can put 50k into my employers Roth 401k and then comvert that to a Roth IRA. The numbers say this is a good move because if I do this for 2 years I will be set for retirement. I dont have kids or other major expenses. Plan would be to cash out the stock that Ive had for more than 1 year yes, I know this is not good because if the market dips Ill be losing and other assets to supplement what I have left from work for the nexr 1-3 years. After that, I get to to buy a house car whatever Im missing out on with my full 100k salary.Before I start making moves, I wanted to check, am I missing anything?  <response>: Before I start making moves, I wanted to check, am I missing anything?Barring specific info about your companys 401k plan, we cant tell. You might be able to contribute up to 55k, you might be capped at 18.5k, or something else. Read your plan documents. The magic words youre looking for are after-tax contributions and in-service withdrawals or in-plan conversion. 