If you're starting from scratch, I would strongly recommend that you look at doing something more lucrative with the skills that you have already developed. If you are interested in flying, you can do it as a hobby on the weekend. You're looking at many tens of thousands of dollars worth of training to land even the lowest of aviation jobs, which are much better suited to young single folks with no family or ties to any one place. In the beginning you will make very little income, will likely spend a LOT of time away from home, work very crappy hours, and will have to change where you call home several times in order to make a living.
If you simply have the bug to fly, you can get your private pilot licence for the cost of a used car and actually fly for enjoyment, take your friends up and have fun with it.
You can spend a fortune to learn to fly for a living and make a lot of sacrifices to earn a meager salary in the beginning, or you can do something to make a better living and afford to fly on your own terms. I would recommend the latter at your age since it takes many years of sacrifice to make the real money in aviation. That being said, a wise pilot once told me when I was very young after giving me a very negative speech about aviation, "If I can talk you out of it, you shouldn't become a pilot anyway!"
If this is something you are seriously considering though, you are in the right place.
