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Seeking applicants: Chanel is recruiting for 1298 open positions globally.

Latest Chanel Job Opportunities

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Deputy Head of Boutique

Victoria, Canada •Manager •Other

Chanel in Victoria seeks a Deputy Head of Boutique to support boutique operations, lead sales teams and cultivate VIP client relationships.

Apr 2, 2026

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Beauty Advisor

Sydney, Australia •Entry-Level •Other

Chanel is hiring a Beauty Advisor in New South Wales (Sydney) to deliver luxury client consultations and drive beauty sales at a Chanel boutique.

Apr 2, 2026

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Omnichannel Orchestration Professional

Seoul, South Korea •Mid-Level •Other

Chanel is hiring an Omnichannel Orchestration Professional in Seoul to lead CRM, customer journeys and store-digital integration.

Apr 2, 2026

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Watches & Fine Jewelry High-End Manager

Shanghai, China •Manager •Other

Chanel is hiring a Watches & Fine Jewelry High‑End Manager in Shanghai to lead luxury watch and jewelry sales and VIP client relations.

Apr 2, 2026

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Visual Merchandiser

Paris, France •Mid-Level •Contract

Chanel is hiring a Visual Merchandiser in Paris for the 19 Rue Cambon boutique (CDD). Lead window and in-store displays for the Maison.

Apr 1, 2026

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Creative Development Assistant — Events & Window Displays (Alternance)

Neuilly-sur-Seine, France •Intern •Internship

Chanel — Neuilly-sur-Seine: Alternance Creative Development Assistant (Events & Window Displays) for Jewellery & Watches. Apprenticeship role in visual merchandising and event production.

Apr 1, 2026

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Administrative & Coordination Assistant — Watchmaking Studio (Alternance)

Paris, France •Intern •Internship

Chanel in Paris is hiring an Administrative & Coordination Assistant (Alternance) for the Watchmaking Studio — start September 2026.

Apr 1, 2026

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Formulation Development Technician — Makeup R&D

Pantin, France •Intern •Internship

Chanel in Pantin is hiring a Formulation Development Technician (Makeup R&D, alternance) to support complexion product development in the R&D laboratory.

Apr 1, 2026

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After‑Sales Artisan (SAV)

Paris, France •Mid-Level •Other

Chanel — After‑Sales Artisan (Artisan SAV) in Paris: specialist in repair and restoration of Chanel leather goods at the Paris atelier.

Apr 1, 2026

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Boutique Facilitator

New York, USA •Junior •Other

Chanel is hiring a Boutique Facilitator in New York, NY (Soho). Join Chanel’s Soho boutique to deliver high‑end client service and support store operations.

Apr 1, 2026

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Product Merchandising Assistant (Intern) — Ready-to-Wear, Shoes & Eyewear

Paris, France •Intern •Internship

Chanel is hiring a Product Merchandising Assistant intern (Ready-to-Wear, Shoes & Eyewear) in Paris for the French market, starting July 2026.

Apr 1, 2026

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Accounts Payable Assistant (Apprenticeship)

Verneuil-en-Halatte, France •Intern •Internship

Chanel — Verneuil-en-Halatte: Accounts Payable Assistant (Apprenticeship). Alternance in supplier accounting supporting corporate finance.

Apr 1, 2026

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Must-know Chanel Facts

All applicants ought to know these basics about Chanel before applying or interviewing for any role.

I. Chanel was founded by Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel in 1910, and its reputation for modern, liberated elegance still shapes a workplace culture centered on strong creative codes and long-term brand stewardship.
II. Unlike many major luxury houses, Chanel remains privately held, which has helped it prioritize patient investment, discretion, and craft over short-term market pressure.
III. The house spans fashion, fragrance, beauty, watches, fine jewelry, and Métiers d’Art, giving employees unusually broad career paths across both creative and business functions.
IV. Chanel’s acquisition and support of specialist ateliers mirrors the craftsmanship focus seen at houses such as Hermès and Louis Vuitton, making it especially attractive to candidates interested in preserving artisan skills.
V. Its annual Métiers d’Art collection spotlights the embroiderers, feather workers, and other expert makers behind the scenes, signaling real institutional respect for savoir-faire rather than treating it as marketing alone.
VI. Because Chanel operates one of the world’s most influential beauty businesses alongside haute fashion, it can appeal to job seekers who want the cultural prestige of a couture house with the scale and global reach of a powerhouse like Christian Dior or LVMH.