I just responded to a similar question the other day. You may want to look for it. I have a masters in Software Development. Do not get into the field if you think you're not going to speak a lot. If you're asking this question, there is a lot more speaking than you anticipate. This is my suggestion. Over the next few years you have to gradually push yourself into many uncomfortable speaking situations. Consider joining toastmasters. Make it a habit of randomly going up to people and ask questions. Make a lot of phone calls. Be an above average contributor in all of your classes Second, change your mindset. Do not think like a stutterer. Do not equate a good conversation with fluency. It is absolutely critical you become comfortable with your stutter by the time you start interviews. Dont forget, people feed off your emotions. If you are awkward and uncomfortable speaking, they will feel more uncomfortable, too. You will stutter, but you will find speaking.much easier. Also, fluency is a byproduct when you do what I talked about. So forget how much you have to speak and do what you really want to. Because unless you're packing groceries, most jobs have a lot of speaking. Good luck with your journey.