Louis Vuitton Senior Methods & Continuous Improvement Engineer

Louis Vuitton is a global Maison of luxury leather goods, fashion and accessories, renowned for artisanal craftsmanship and exacting quality standards. As part of the LVMH group, the brand combines heritage savoir‑faire with industrial rigor and international operations, offering opportunities to work at the intersection of craftsmanship and high‑volume manufacturing.

1. Lead on‑site projects to improve productivity, product quality, workplace safety and ergonomics across production lines.
2. Conduct audits and translate findings into actionable improvement plans, ensuring robust deployment and follow‑through of corrective actions.
3. Analyze and optimize workstations, product flows and manufacturing processes using time decomposition and lean methodologies.
4. Identify outlying sectors or lines and perform quantitative analyses using standard continuous improvement tools (gemba observation, VA/NVA analysis, improvement workshops, problem solving).
5. Develop and standardize methods and tools (agile lines, 5S, Kaizen) and promote best practices within a team that values individual initiatives and continuous learning.

1. Engineering degree or equivalent specialization in industrial production, manufacturing engineering or continuous improvement.
2. Minimum 5 years (typically 5–10) of progressive experience in methods, process engineering or continuous improvement within a production environment; experience in luxury goods or leather goods manufacturing is an asset.
3. Deep knowledge of Lean manufacturing principles and associated tools (5S, Kaizen, VA/NVA, time studies).
4. Proven ability to work hands‑on on the shop floor with pragmatism, strong listening skills and the capacity to mobilize and influence cross‑functional teams.
5. Energetic, resourceful and results‑oriented with demonstrated leadership in driving measurable operational improvements.

1. Lean manufacturing
2. 5S
3. Kaizen
4. Agile lines
5. Gemba observation
6. Value‑Added/Non‑Value‑Added analysis (VA/NVA)
7. Time decomposition methods
8. Problem solving

At least 5 years of experience in a similar methods or continuous improvement role within an industrial production environment; 5–10 years preferred. Demonstrated track record of delivering productivity, quality and ergonomics improvements on the shop floor.

Engineering degree in industrial production, manufacturing engineering, or equivalent specialization in continuous improvement.

Louis Vuitton cultivates a culture of exacting quality, craftsmanship and continuous improvement, where operational excellence supports creative ambition. The Maison values hands‑on leadership, initiative and cross‑disciplinary collaboration within an international and fast‑growing environment.