Jaeger LeCoultre Press & PR Assistant (Work‑Study)

Jaeger‑LeCoultre is a distinguished Swiss haute horlogerie manufacture renowned for technical innovation and artisanal craftsmanship. As part of a leading luxury goods group, the brand combines heritage watchmaking with contemporary design and operates in an international, design‑driven environment that values precision, creativity and brand stewardship.

1. Support day‑to‑day press relations: draft and distribute press releases, press notes and media alerts in coordination with the PR manager.
2. Maintain and update media lists, press kits and distribution databases; handle press inquiries and manage journalist requests.
3. Coordinate logistics for media events, product previews, press days and visits, including venue booking, materials and guest lists.
4. Monitor press coverage and produce media monitoring reports and coverage summaries for internal stakeholders.
5. Assist in the organisation and follow‑up of press trips, editorial visits and influencer engagements.
6. Collaborate with internal teams and external agencies to ensure consistency of messaging and alignment with broader communications campaigns.
7. Support preparation of press materials, visuals and product information for editorial use.
8. Contribute to ad hoc administrative tasks for the PR department, including expense reporting and invoice follow‑up.

1. Currently enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's programme in Communications, Public Relations, Journalism or a related discipline (alternance/work‑study track).
2. Strong written and spoken communication skills with an eye for editorial quality and attention to detail.
3. Organised, proactive and able to manage multiple priorities under tight deadlines.
4. Interest in luxury goods and horology, with sensitivity to brand positioning and storytelling.
5. Comfortable liaising with journalists, agencies and internal stakeholders; strong interpersonal skills.
6. Right to work in France for the duration of the work‑study contract.

1. Press release drafting
2. Media relations and journalist liaison
3. Press monitoring and coverage reporting
4. Event coordination and logistics
5. Media list and press kit management
6. Strong editorial judgement and copywriting
7. Stakeholder coordination and agency liaison
8. Proficiency with standard office tools (e.g., Microsoft Office)

Previous internship or short work experience in PR, communications or media is desirable but not mandatory; candidates should demonstrate familiarity with editorial processes and media environments.

Enrolment in a recognized Bachelor's or Master's programme in Communications, PR, Journalism or a related field (alternance/work‑study requirement).

The organisation blends traditional watchmaking excellence with contemporary brand communication, fostering a meticulous, craft‑oriented workplace. Teams operate in a collaborative, international setting where attention to detail and respect for heritage coexist with creative, cross‑functional projects.