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Go to Bar events and network, use career services at your law school, use your friends from law school. You are going to have to be proactive to find something.
You’d be attractive to civil litigation firms where you likely wouldn’t have to do anything substantial in court as a new associate. After some time there you could move in-house.
See where other ASAs have gone when they've left. Depending on how many months you were there, firms may want the courtroom experience even if they're not litigation heavy. Check jobs with the city or county attorneys office, or regulation/compliance/ethics
you should look at JD adjacent jobs. Law firms are shit at wanting to train you to do something other than what you did. Getting into transactional work when you don't have any indication you'd be a good fit is not easy. That being said, there's a lot of jobs (HR etc) that would love to see your JD walk through the door. The happiest most successful guy I went to law school with is a pharma exec.
Construction is an industry where both litigation (arbitration) and drafting/negotiating contacts could be the mix you are looking for.
Also look at companies hiring junior litigators, those are in house roles and less courtroom work but your experience will be helpful