Chanel Industrialization Manager

Compiegne • France

Monday, May 26, 2025

Chanel, a prestigious independent company, is renowned for its commitment to creative freedom and human potential, actively striving to make a positive global impact. As part of the esteemed Parfums Beauté division, Chanel stands out by celebrating the unique beauty of every woman through its exquisite range of perfumes, makeup, and skincare products. The company is part of a larger conglomerate known for its luxury brands and innovative approach to fashion and beauty.

1. Study methods and processes for the industrialization of new products.
2. Analyze product briefs and present findings to industrial teams.
3. Identify and assess potential risks.
4. Draft industrial feasibility studies and develop action plans to mitigate identified risks, including technical, quality, safety, and timeline concerns.
5. Estimate production costs.
6. Ensure operational follow-up of the industrialization phase until production launch, coordinating all project-related teams.
7. Coordinate and draft in-depth industrialization studies, implementing actions to ensure product availability dates are met.
8. Identify, rationalize, plan, conduct, and analyze industrial tests on packaging lines.
9. Monitor and update the industrialization schedule, leading and participating in regular development meetings with project stakeholders.
10. Consolidate and input production parameters into dedicated information systems (e.g., SAP, Team Center).
11. Implement all necessary actions and conditions for the commencement of initial productions.

1. Degree from an engineering school or university.
2. Proven initial experience in a production unit or development environment.

1. Strong organizational and methodological skills.
2. Ability to influence and coordinate cross-functional teams.
3. Autonomous, creative with strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
4. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills across all organizational levels.

A successful initial experience in a production unit or development environment, providing a solid understanding of development challenges and industrial issues.

Degree from an engineering school or university.

Chanel values diversity in all its forms and offers a rich, inclusive work environment where individuality is celebrated and nurtured.

Chanel fosters a culture of creativity, diversity, and inclusion, where every team member's unique contributions are valued. The company champions innovation and collaboration, ensuring a dynamic and supportive workplace.