Hermès Operations Coordinator

Hermès Sellier is the leather goods and atelier division of the Hermès group, renowned for artisanal craftsmanship, rigorous quality standards and long-term stewardship of luxury savoir‑faire. As part of the wider Hermès organisation, the division combines traditional manufacturing techniques with modern supply and operations practices to support the maison’s collections.

1. Maintain and organise internal and supplier-held stock: perform inventories, process stock entries and exits, and monitor supplier stock levels.
2. Contribute to the preparation of development podiums and pre-series: place pre-series orders, complete technical data and manage master files for supplies.
3. Support production operations: create supply and component data in the ERP, place material and component orders, manage finished‑goods labeling and track deliveries with suppliers.
4. Send physical and electronic components to suppliers and coordinate day‑to‑day exchanges with supplier counterparts and the supply chargé.
5. Formalise and improve operational processes and tools: implement management tools, document workflows and enhance information transmission between the collection and operations teams.
6. Participate in long‑term projects focused on production data quality and group‑level traceability initiatives.

1. Enrolled in an engineering school or a business school and eligible for an alternance/apprenticeship contract.
2. Strong operational appetite with a methodical, rigorous and precise approach to tasks.
3. Comfortable with information systems and data entry (ERP, BI tools and office applications).
4. Proactive, resilient, curious and available to engage in hands‑on operational work.

1. ERP
2. BI tools
3. Office tools (bureautique)
4. Inventory management
5. Stock control and supplier stock monitoring
6. Master data management
7. Production data creation
8. Supplier coordination and delivery follow‑up
9. Finished‑goods labeling and file management
10. Process documentation and implementation

Beginners accepted; open to students with little or no professional experience. Prior internships in supply chain, operations or production environments are an advantage.

Currently enrolled in an engineering or business school (Bachelor’s or Master’s level), eligible for an alternance/apprenticeship contract.

Hermès cultivates a workplace defined by meticulous craftsmanship, respect for materials and enduring quality. The company emphasises collaborative, detail‑driven work and is committed to ethics, diversity and inclusion across its ateliers and offices.