Cartier Quality Assurance Project Manager

Paris • France

Friday, July 11, 2025

Cartier, a distinguished name in the realm of luxury jewelry and the second-largest in prestige watchmaking, is a prestigious member of the Richemont Group, which encompasses 26 renowned Maisons. Since its inception in 1847, Cartier has epitomized craftsmanship and excellence. With a diverse workforce of over 8,500 employees representing 90 nationalities, Cartier offers a plethora of career opportunities across various disciplines, driven by strong core values. The Maison is committed to making a positive impact through cultural, ethical, social, and environmental initiatives. Known for its unique style and universe, Cartier transforms its creations into legendary pieces, thanks to the passionate individuals who dedicate their careers to the brand. The Manufacturing Cartier Joaillerie division is a confluence of modernity and tradition, ensuring the production of exceptional jewelry pieces by combining logistical performance, technical expertise, and innovation.

1. Ensure the effective execution and efficiency of risk analyses (ADR) by coordinating between design and industrialization teams.
2. Facilitate multidisciplinary work sessions focusing on product integrity and functional system reliability.
3. Identify, prioritize, and address risks in development and qualification plans.
4. Lead or participate in problem resolutions, ensuring corrective and preventive actions are completed and effective.
5. Integrate risk analysis methods (based on AMDEC) into certain developments and external workshops as a methodological reference.
6. Act as the quality reference in project instances, addressing quality issues and mitigation plans.
7. Participate in technical committees and modification management processes, ensuring knowledge capitalization post-problem resolution.
8. Support internal and external workshops in mastering quality tools and methodologies (problem resolution, DMAIC projects, subcontracting control, etc.).
9. Implement and monitor continuous improvement plans in coordination with technical teams.
10. Provide relevant indicators to track workshop performance and liaise with Central Quality and other departments for feedback and action plan follow-up.
11. Define and lead the annual audit plan for special and regulatory processes in cooperation with the Quality Direction.

1. Mechanical engineering degree with significant experience (minimum 5 years) in quality development and product/process/component qualification.

1. Proficiency in transverse communication and defending positions.
2. Ability to lead change initiatives.
3. Strong teamwork capabilities.
4. Demonstrated writing and computer skills.

A minimum of 5 years of significant experience in quality development and product/process/component qualification.

Degree in Mechanical Engineering.

Cartier offers equal employment opportunities without distinction of gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, social status, disability, or age. The company is certified by Equal Salary, ensuring equal pay for men and women. The HR team supports employees throughout their experience with the Maison.

Cartier is renowned for its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, recognizing these as key drivers of effectiveness, modernity, and innovation. The Maison supports unique talents and fosters an inclusive environment.