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Congrats! I took a position 1y ago in supply chain as well in a large global company. Supply chain is a freaking huge topic. You could address customer demand, stocking policy, inventory, supplier, transportation, ... Depending on the size of the company, you can cover the full scope or not. Learn the business first, then you'll see where you can introduce some data science. The good news is that the field is data rich! I work on demand forecasting and stocking policy. This is actually really fun. I work on demand cleaning (anomaly detection), time series forecasting ( hyperparameters optimization, clustering, some bias optimization), stocking policy (MLE, again clustering, and safety stock optimization). Good luck! More on reddit.com

Demand planners work with producing time series forecasts. But it may be a downgrade for someone with 10 years of experience as a supply chain manager. More on reddit.com

So… what advice are you looking for? This is the OMSA sub, not career advice or data science. If you want to do data science, OMSA is great for it. Just make sure it’s a good fit for you and your needs. Look around this sub to determine if it’s a good fit. Basically, the GT name is prestigious and the program is great but you get what you pay for in terms of online course format and networking opportunity. You don’t need this degree to go to FAANG though. If that’s your goal, there are many ways to get there and a degree doesn’t guarantee anything. If you do decide to pursue this degree and FAANG is your goal, don’t quit your day job because experience is more important. There’s quite a few people in the program who have moved from supply chain to data science. Good luck. More on reddit.com