I want to get a job in Storage Area Network field. Can someone help me with this?

Very good blog here Marcus.  I started out as a desktop support person in a network full of collision domains.... yes, it was full of hubs!  As a desktop support person, I constantly ran into networking issues and to the end user, it appeared that the destop was slow.  Getting my Network+ and CCNA really helped me in understanding the network.  There was one time where I asked the network dept to replace a hub with a switch because I knew that it would break up the collision domains.  The installation of the switch fixed the problem and although I was not the network person at the time, having the knowledge and understanding helped me be a better desktop technician.

Because I had my CCNA and used it where ever possible in my desktop job, I was promoted to a Jr. network engineer.  I then became the network technician that got to install and configure the switches and routers.  During this time, we started going away from T1 connections and using 1 gig fiber WAN connections.  Because of this and being introduced to firewalls, load balancing and other more advanced concepts, I decided to go for my CCNP.  It has just helped me to do my job better.

Now that the CCNA concentrations are out, I find my self going back to those, just so I can do my job better.  Now that I am the Sr. engineer, I am also finding my self in design situations where a CCDA would be helpfull.

My goal is to do all ccna concentrations and CCDA and possibly to CCSP & CCNP Wireless.  I may even do CCVP if Voice ever hits our environment.

What Gargi said is the best way to get good job. So try to follow it. 

All the best for your future.....