On the rare occasions I see jobs seeking people with Fortran knowledge it tends to be in scientific fields where they wants a scientist who can muck around with legacy code.
There will still be work in Fortan in 2050. It will never completely die.
There needs to be! Silo'd in DoE labs, it's retiring with the greybeards ;)
Learning from NVidia (same with vulkan). Target: jetson real-time image analysis.
But it's so fast on device I would host production services in multi-gpu fortran without reservation (if i had wall street level math loads + gpu cluster):
https://on-demand.gputechconf.com/gtc/2013/presentations/S30...
https://researchcomputing.princeton.edu/education/external-o...
I found these two, amongst others, by googling "learning modern fortran"