Christian Dior SAP Test Automation Intern

Parfums Christian Dior is a Maison within LVMH’s Beauty division. The role sits within LVMH Beauty Tech, the Division Beauté technology group that supports digital and IT initiatives across multiple fragrance and cosmetics Maisons. The organization blends luxury brand heritage with contemporary tech practices and offers multilingual, cross‑Maison collaboration.

1. Identify test cases to automate based on business criticality and ease of automation
2. Prepare and curate test data sets required for automated test scenarios
3. Implement automated tests using no‑code / low‑code automation solutions
4. Plan and schedule execution batches for automated test runs
5. Analyse test outcomes, triage results and identify false positives
6. Maintain and extend the automated test suite
7. Report on platform quality and drive the topic with IT and business stakeholders

1. Enrolment in an engineering school or computer science program (final‑year or gap‑year internship)
2. Interest in testing methodologies and automation solutions (no‑script/no‑code approaches appreciated)
3. Curious, accountable, rigorous and effective communicator
4. Professional working proficiency in English (written and oral)
5. Academic internship agreement (convention) required

1. SAP
2. Test automation (no‑code / record‑and‑playback solutions)
3. Test case identification
4. Test data preparation
5. Test execution planning
6. Test result analysis and triage
7. Test maintenance and regression suite management
8. Reporting and stakeholder engagement

Beginner level — suitable for final‑year students or students taking a gap year; no prior professional experience required.

Currently enrolled in an engineering or computer science programme (Bachelor's/Master's level).

International exposure; discovery of the Tech, luxury and beauty sectors; mentorship by expert collaborators; dedicated tutor with structured training and follow‑up; an animated intern community supported by HR.

The team operates at the intersection of luxury and technology, combining respect for Maison craftsmanship with modern engineering practices. The environment is multicultural, collaborative and transformation‑oriented, encouraging cross‑disciplinary learning and hands‑on contribution to high‑impact projects.