Moët Hennessy Viticulture Development Intern

Moët & Chandon, an iconic Maison within the Wines & Spirits division of the LVMH Group, is renowned for its unparalleled expertise in viticulture and winemaking. Nestled in the prestigious Champagne region, the Maison embodies a unique savoir-faire that spans from vineyard to glass, encompassing production, marketing, and the art of living.

1. Enhance the optical sorting algorithm by incorporating the recognition of two additional grape diseases: powdery mildew and sour rot, in collaboration with service providers through image annotation, verification, and data processing.
2. Train and raise awareness among teams on the use of optical sorting prior to harvest.
3. Continue the operational integration of the optical sorting solution during harvest across four Moët & Chandon presses, ensuring instant result feedback, grape flow orientation, and ease of use.
4. Analyze harvest data, compile reports, and present findings, particularly validating the algorithm's effectiveness on new traits and proposing corrective actions if necessary.

1. Bachelor's degree +5 in engineering or a scientific master's program.
2. Sensitivity to agronomy and viticulture.

1. Proficiency in image analysis or artificial intelligence.
2. Mastery of coding and annotation tools, with a strong interest in statistical tools and data processing.
3. Excellent interpersonal skills, proactive, meticulous, organized, and responsive.

No prior experience required, suitable for beginners.

Bachelor's degree +5 in engineering or a scientific master's program.

Opportunity to work with a prestigious brand in the luxury wine industry, enhancing skills in viticulture and data analysis.

Moët & Chandon fosters a culture of continuous improvement and innovation, deeply rooted in the tradition and excellence of the Champagne region. The workplace is dynamic, encouraging collaboration and the sharing of expertise among passionate professionals.