In data science I frequently re-evaluate a cell, minorly tweaking it each time. Currently, to do this in Mathematica I must laboriously press Shift+Enter, Up a few times past the output, then left/right until I reach my prior cursor position. On other platforms such as Jupyter Notebook, I can easily evaluate the current cell without losing my cursor position (by default Ctrl+Enter).

Is there any way to bring this functionality to Mathematica? I would suppose tweaking the prior cell is rather common, so it's surprising this workflow is still not well supported.

I found a few discussions that concluded the scripting language does not support this behavior, e.g. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8479416/evaluate-current-cell-without-leaving-or-losing-the-position-in-it-in-mathematic. I tried a few proposed solutions myself, but they are very clunky and ultimately not usable.