Fear, Doubt and Insecurity

As I have mentioned before, it has come time to move on in my career. I need to find a full time job and I am really quite apprehensive. I have already had an interview with a company called CIBER, Inc. and I think I did well in it. Today I got another call, this time from a recruiter, about a position that is pretty close to Squirrel Hill. I spoke to him for a few minutes and the job sounded promising and then he sent me an email with the job description. I freaked out and probably ruined my chances of even getting an interview. I read the details of the job and it seemed to me that it would be way above what I would be comfortable doing; project lead, B.S. degree required. So I sent him an email back saying this:

Dear Dave,

I am wondering if you sent me the wrong job description? This position seems to be above my qualifications. I would love to work on a QA team but I only have 5 months of work in this field and do not feel qualified to be a project lead. Furthermore, the job description states that a bachelors degree is required and I don't have one. If there is a job description for a more junior position I would be glad to apply but I believe this one would be too challenging as my first full time job in the field.

Thanks

He responded with this:

That is the right position.  They looking for someone who is Junior level.  If you feel that you don’t have enough experience to pursue this position it is ok.  I can contact you for other positions that I think you would be a good fit for. 

Thank you

Dave

To which I replied:

Hey Dave,

Would it be ok to ask for an interview to get a better sense from the company of what my exact responsibilities would be? I would be ok with going in and presenting myself. I don't want to rule myself out of anything without knowing more about it.

Thanks

Now I am freaking out at my desk that I totally screwed this whole thing up. I didn't think I would be qualified for the job I am working right now and I did a great job at the interview and am doing a really good job at work. Why couldn't I have just kept quiet and listened to my gut. 

Have I ruined my chance at this job?

Update: Apparently I didn't blow my shot. This email was waiting for me in my inbox when I got home:

Yes, we can send your resume to our client and see if there is any interest on their end.  I will also keep in you mind for any other positions I have that I think you might be a good fit for.

Thank you

Dave