In my opinion and according to the stories of people I have heard, the best way to control stuttering and feel comfortable with it is to get used to contact with people. Job is one of the best ways to make this contact. With newer and more frequent contacts it will be quite a challenge at first, but with time you will get used to it and despite stuttering you should feel comfortable with it. The most important thing is how you perceive stuttering yourself and whether you put it on a pedestal in your life. Unfortunately, for many stutterers this is something extremely difficult, because you directly expose yourself to the opinions of other people. But after many years of research, I believe that this is the way to fight with stuttering. That's why I think that talking to random people, e.g. through a chat application (for me it's a buddytalk because I learn English by the way) is a good first step to get to know it. I myself am finally going to full-time studies in two months (I had online the whole last year) and I am also very scared, but my mind tells me that there is simply no other option than direct contact. I believe that you can do it, wish you luck and remember you are not alone