Career switch, measured
From Supply Chain Manager to Logistics Engineer
Yes, it's a close move. Measured across current postings, the two roles have 71% skill overlap. Skills that carry over include Supply chain, Logistics, Process improvement, Manufacturing; the main skills to add are CAD, Warehouse operations, Six Sigma, Lean.
71%
skill overlap
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Skills that carry over
Share of each role’s postings that ask for the skill.
SkillSupply Chain ManagerLogistics Engineer
- Supply chain99%71%
- Logistics40%46%
- Process improvement38%34%
- Manufacturing32%29%
- Procurement50%27%
- Data analysis21%27%
- SQL26%20%
- Leadership56%27%
Skills to add
Asked for often in Logistics Engineer postings, rarely in Supply Chain Manager ones.
SkillSupply Chain ManagerLogistics Engineer
- CAD–29%
- Warehouse operations7%27%
- Six Sigma–24%
- Lean–24%
- C++–20%
- C#–20%
- Java–20%
- Regulatory compliance8%17%
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