Moët Hennessy Production Engineer Intern

Moët & Chandon, established in 1743, is a prestigious champagne house known for sharing the unique spirit of champagne globally. Located in Épernay, it encompasses the brands Moët & Chandon, Dom Pérignon, and Mercier and is part of Moët Hennessy, a division of LVMH – Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton. The company prides itself on its avant-garde vision rooted in nature, time, humanity, and heritage, employing 1,440 individuals and operating in over 150 countries.

1. Participate in continuous improvement and modernization projects on the production site alongside the production manager, including leading work groups and coordinating action plans with production teams and external partners.
2. Independently manage a continuous improvement project, defined with a mentor, focusing on areas such as waste reduction, site communication and enhancement, or storage conditions in the cellar.
3. Contribute to maintaining ISO certifications on the production site by following audits, leading action plans, and conducting training and standard reminders.

1. Final year student in an engineering school with a specialization in industrial management (e.g., Arts et Métiers, Mines).
2. Prior experience in an industrial setting focusing on change management and/or continuous improvement is advantageous.

1. Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to integrate and rally others around ideas.
2. Rigorous, organized, with excellent analytical, synthesis, and creative skills.
3. Proficiency in project management and continuous improvement methodologies (DMAIC, PDCA, 5W, 6M, 5S, etc.).

Entry-level position suitable for candidates with minimal experience.

Final year student in an engineering program specializing in industrial management.

Opportunity to work within a leading luxury brand with exposure to global operations and innovative production techniques.

Moët & Chandon fosters a culture of excellence and innovation, deeply rooted in its rich heritage and commitment to sustainability and quality. The workplace environment encourages creativity, collaboration, and continuous learning.