Hermès Industrialization Specialist

Paris • France

Tuesday, March 11, 2025

Hermès, a prestigious French maison established in 1837, is renowned for its craftsmanship, creativity, and commitment to excellence. As a family-owned and independent entity, Hermès employs nearly 20,000 individuals globally. The company is driven by an entrepreneurial spirit and a dedication to quality, fostering a culture of freedom and autonomy through responsible management. Hermès is deeply rooted in preserving exceptional savoir-faire and respects both humanity and nature, sourcing extraordinary materials. The brand's creativity is fueled by fifteen artisanal métiers, with collections showcased in over 300 stores worldwide.

1. Collaborate with the Studio and product managers to gather comprehensive information for product structure development.
2. Create technical dossiers for products intended for manufacturers and quality control service providers.
3. Participate in product standardization and initiate prototypes according to the production schedule and commercial requirements.
4. Validate prototypes and initiate their production launch.
5. Ensure compliance of initial production batches and authorize production deliveries.
6. Work closely with manufacturers, reporting issues to management.
7. Maintain partnerships with manufacturers and subcontractors, with travel required up to twice a month to France and Italy.
8. Coordinate actions with production team members, including quality, purchasing, and supply teams.
9. Ensure adherence to quality standards for men's ready-to-wear products.
10. Provide detailed reporting to management on project progress, adhering to production schedules.
11. Manage the stock of collection models loaned to manufacturers for standardization.

1. Minimum of 6 years of professional experience in a similar high-end and demanding environment.
2. Proven expertise in garment development and product sensitivity, ideally with a BTS in Fashion Design or Industrial Design.

1. Meticulousness, responsiveness, and flexibility.
2. Ability to prioritize and adhere to production schedules.
3. Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to maintain quality relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
4. Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel, and experience with PLM tools.

A minimum of 6 years in a similar high-end and demanding environment is required.

BTS in Fashion Design or Industrial Design is preferred.

Hermès is committed to ethical practices, diversity, and inclusion, offering a responsible and human-centric work environment.

Hermès fosters a culture of creativity, freedom, and autonomy, underpinned by a commitment to exceptional craftsmanship and responsible management. The company values diversity, inclusion, and ethical practices, creating a supportive and dynamic workplace.