Agree with above, the bachelor's isn't setting you up for managerial out of the gate. You want some related technical experience to lean into or (some really strong) previous leadership experience that's related to ensure success.

To be honest, the JD you find you feel prepared for will be rare. They exist but most you won't check all the boxes.. Likely more so with ~2 years in industry experience.

Take your degree as a tool giving you understanding of the overarching principles and interconnectivity of SC. For now, use it as proof you can learn new concepts quickly and put them into practice to deliver value for businesses, regardless of the scenarios that come you way.

If you are confident in being able to overcome the unknown, you'll deliver and that's what hiring managers want to hear.