Louis Vuitton Continuous Improvement Engineer

Asnières-sur-Seine • France

Thursday, January 1, 2026

Louis Vuitton, a distinguished entity within the LVMH conglomerate, is globally acclaimed for its artisanal craftsmanship and innovation in luxury fashion. With over 160 years of heritage, the brand continues to set benchmarks in the industry. The historic Asnières workshop is a testament to its commitment to quality, producing both supple and rigid leather goods for a discerning global clientele.

1. Propose and implement improvement actions on existing and new production lines, including critical analysis of current processes, simplification and optimization of operational modes, and reorganization of layouts.
2. Reduce inventory and work-in-progress while enhancing product quality and workstation ergonomics.
3. Develop and disseminate best practices and necessary operator training for change management.
4. Lead field projects to enhance productivity, quality, safety, and ergonomics using Lean methodologies such as risk analysis, problem-solving, 5S, SMED, PDCA, and FMEA.
5. Quantify potential gains, plan resource allocation, manage schedules, and coordinate cross-functional teams including production, development, and maintenance.
6. Participate in the industrialization of new products by designing optimal operational ranges, estimating operational times, and overseeing the development of outsourced tooling.
7. Support production ramp-up.

1. Degree in engineering or related field, ranging from Level 5 (BTS, DUT) to Level 7 (Master's, engineering school).
2. Minimum of 3 years of experience in methods or continuous improvement within an industrial setting.

1. Proficiency in workshop equipment and tools.
2. Mastery of company processes and logistics chain.
3. Strong analytical skills and methodological rigor.
4. Critical thinking and adaptability.
5. Interest in leather and leather goods industry.

Minimum of 3 years in methods or continuous improvement in an industrial environment.

Degree in engineering or related field (BTS, DUT, Master's, or engineering school).

The role offers the opportunity to actively contribute to environmental sustainability initiatives, aligning with the company's commitment to climate action and resource preservation.

Louis Vuitton fosters a culture of innovation, tradition, and environmental responsibility. Employees are encouraged to engage in sustainable practices and contribute positively to both the company and society.