Chaumet Project Manager - Continuous Improvement

Paris • France

Friday, April 18, 2025

Chaumet, a distinguished name in the world of fine jewelry, is nestled in the heart of Place Vendôme. As part of the LVMH group since 1999, Chaumet has embodied Parisian jewelry excellence since its inception in 1780. The brand is currently undergoing a significant transformation, firmly rooted in modernity, and is experiencing robust sales growth as it repositions itself globally.

1. Manage and coordinate continuous improvement projects for jewelry products, ensuring adherence to defined milestones such as data analysis, feasibility study, and solution deployment.
2. Oversee and control the implementation of improvements with suppliers, managing action plans and ensuring the realization of associated gains.
3. Facilitate effective communication between various departments, including Methods, Procurement, Quality, Supply Chain, and Marketing.
4. Lead and actively participate in the search for technical solutions in collaboration with method engineers and manufacturing workshops.
5. Analyze manufacturing processes, particularly lost-wax casting and machining, to identify improvement opportunities for bestselling products.
6. Define product improvement strategies in terms of design to reduce manufacturing costs.
7. Develop repair processes in collaboration with the Quality Market team and After-Sales Service.
8. Contribute to the definition and drafting of standards and analyze quality and after-sales service issues.

1. Engineering degree in mechanics or equivalent university education.
2. Significant experience in jewelry product design and/or manufacturing.
3. Experience in product development and/or manufacturing methods (metallurgy, lost-wax casting, machining) is advantageous.
4. Strong technical acumen and interest in the jewelry manufacturing industry.
5. Proficiency in CAD software (Rhino or Creo), project management, and proactive problem-solving.
6. Fluency in English is mandatory; proficiency in Italian is a plus.

1. Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to work collaboratively across departments.
2. Technical expertise to serve as an internal and external liaison.
3. Ability to demonstrate rigor, initiative, and curiosity.

A significant initial experience in jewelry product design and/or manufacturing is required.

Engineering degree in mechanics or equivalent university education.

Travel expenses for business trips in France and Italy are covered, including transportation, accommodation, and meals.

Chaumet values the continuous improvement of its products and fosters a culture of innovation and excellence. The company emphasizes teamwork and cross-departmental collaboration to achieve its ambitious goals.