The supply chain field continues to be a high-paying, highly valued, and rewarding career choice. According to ASCM’s 2023 Supply Chain Salary and Career Report, the median income for U.S. supply chain professionals climbed 3% last year to $98,570.
Additionally, nearly half (48%) of survey respondents received salary increases of 8% or more.
Growing Demand and Opportunities:
- Approximately 76% of professionals who hunted for new jobs last year found one within three months.
- Entry-level professionals had a similar experience, with 70% of new graduates securing employment in the same period.
- Recruiters are playing a larger role in attracting candidates, indicating an intense battle for talent.
Top Non-Executive Supply Chain Titles by Median Salaries:
- Demand Planner: $78,375
- Supply Chain Analyst: $78,400
- Master Scheduler: $81,500
- Purchasing Manager: $90,000
- Inventory Manager: $93,000
- Logistics Manager: $100,000
- Procurement Manager: $104,000
- Materials Manager: $110,342
- Supply Chain Manager: $114,750
- Supply Chain Director: $145,000
Experienced professionals with a mix of experience, education, and professional credentials are well-compensated, with earners in the 75th percentile reporting salaries as high as $180,000.
The supply chain field is not only financially rewarding but also offers high job satisfaction and stability. If you're considering a career in supply chain or looking to advance, now is the perfect time to explore the opportunities this dynamic field has to offer!
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