As a Supply Chain Exchange partner, your organization receives direct, privileged recruiting access to MIT’s top-tier Supply Chain Management (SCM) master’s students—professionals known globally for their technical depth, analytical strength, and readiness to lead in complex environments.
MIT CTL's SCM programs attract rising professionals from around the world, each bringing 3+ years of prior industry experience across analytics, operations, logistics, consulting, strategy, engineering, and technology. With both residential and blended formats, the program feeds a diverse, highly skilled talent pipeline into the global supply chain workforce.
What Exchange Partners Gain
✔ Resume Books for SCMr and SCMb Cohorts
Receive early access to resume books for both:
- SCMr (Residential): 10-month immersive program based in Cambridge.
- SCMb (Blended): Online MicroMasters® + 5-month on-campus semester.
Resume books are shared exclusively with partner companies, giving you first look at highly qualified candidates.
✔ Customized Recruiting Support
CTL’s recruiting and career development team works directly with you to design an effective, high-touch recruiting experience, including:
- Scheduling on-campus interviews or dedicated interview days
- Coordinating virtual interviews across time zones
- Hosting company info sessions, workshops, or “Day in the Life” spotlights
- Promoting opportunities to students through curated communication channels
Our team ensures a streamlined, professional process tailored to your hiring needs.
✔ Early Engagement Through Capstone Teams
Capstone projects offer a hands-on way to preview talent in action.
Students work on real supply chain challenges (proposed by partners) while applying advanced analytics, modeling, and system design techniques.
Many partners use capstone teams to:
- Pilot emerging technologies or analytics approaches
- Build a proof-of-concept for internal use
- Identify students who would be strong fits for internships or full-time roles
Why MIT SCM Talent Stands Out
MIT SCM graduates combine analytical strength, operational experience, and leadership readiness. Their backgrounds typically include roles in:
- Supply chain operations and planning
- Data science and analytics
- Procurement and sourcing
- Logistics and transportation
- Consulting and strategy
- Manufacturing, engineering, and technology
Graduates leave MIT with advanced capabilities in modeling, optimization, systems thinking, AI applications, digital supply chain, and managerial decision-making.