What are some career options for someone with a computer scientist master degree?
Assuming you do not get intimidated when reading theory papers due to your training in your master's degree, which I assume is in a theoretical aspect of CS since you are asking on this site, I think it would be a great idea to try being a research programmer (usually inside some research organization, like an industrial lab or under the umbrella of a larger grant). 

Why? It's not easy to implement an algorithm correctly, even if the authors sincerely meant to spell it out completely, and yet sometimes the need to run an algorithm does arise! Additionally, if you enjoy programming and measurements, later on you may even be able to further your study into a PhD in the area of algorithmic engineering, which I think is a very exciting area and wish to see more of it happening. (Check out the ALENEX conference and the DIMACS implementation challenges.)