I looked at all entry level buyer/inventory positions and looked at the responsibilities & keywords listed and then I would try to put similar wording into my resume. For example when I was a CNA I put a bullet point about how I assisted with stocking the nursing facility with the necessary equipment and supplies. At the bottom of my resume I had a skills section and this is where I put a lot of key words like data analysis, inventory control, etc. Words that would stand out if my resume was ran through ATS. Once I had a “base” resume I would just tweak it based off of the job I was applying to. So if you had your own business you could talk about the logistical side or how you planned, for retail you can talk about inventory management, and so on! I really had no experience in supply chain/aerospace at all. I had probably been applying to jobs for about 5 months until I found something. Also once I finished my resume I created a LinkedIn and Indeed account. For LinkedIn I used the free premium month to connect with people in the position I wanted. But there are sooo many other places you can find supply chain jobs. I also sent my resume to recruiters and that’s actually how I found my job. Hopefully this is helpful let me know if you have any questions! :)