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Supply chain engineer careers
From the course: Careers in Supply Chain and Operations
Supply chain engineer careers
- Supply chains are complex systems, and that means there's a lot of engineering involved. And the engineering occurs at lots of different levels. There are engineers who specialize in the tools we use to move and store products. Then there are engineers who design facilities and optimize the flow of products. But there's also engineering that occurs at the level of the entire supply chain, choosing where to locate facilities in order to create the most value at the lowest cost. And there are engineers who develop the software to support all of these processes. The best way to prepare for a lot of these jobs is to get a degree in industrial logistics or manufacturing engineering. But when it comes to designing robots and large automated systems, you may be better off with a degree in mechanical or electrical engineering. For developing packaging, you might want a degree in packaging engineering, and if you're going to focus on software, then you might want a degree in computer science…
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Retail careers1m 55s
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Distribution and logistics careers3m 10s
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Inventory forecasting and management careers1m 52s
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Sourcing, purchasing, and procurement careers1m 57s
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Manufacturing operations careers2m 44s
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Supply chain engineer careers2m 7s
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Program and project management careers3m 21s
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Exercise: Create a supply chain and operations job list50s
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