Rabanne Industrialization Engineer

Puig is an independent, family-led fashion and fragrance group that manages a portfolio of international luxury and lifestyle brands across perfumery, cosmetics and fashion. The company operates a vertically integrated organization combining creative brand stewardship with global manufacturing, distribution and commercial capabilities.

1. Lead end-to-end industrialization of new products from prototype to mass production, ensuring technical feasibility, cost targets and timing.
2. Define and validate manufacturing process flows, Bill of Materials (BOM), technical specifications, tolerances and assembly instructions for production and suppliers.
3. Coordinate cross-functionally with Product Development, Design, Quality, Sourcing and Production to resolve technical issues and accelerate time-to-market.
4. Manage supplier selection, qualification and performance for tooling, components and finished-goods production; conduct factory visits and pilot runs.
5. Implement continuous improvement and industrial excellence initiatives to optimise yield, reduce cost and improve manufacturability.
6. Prepare production dossiers, tooling specifications and validation reports; oversee first-article inspections and pre-production samples.
7. Ensure compliance with regulatory, quality and sustainability requirements across the industrialisation process.

1. Bachelor’s degree in Industrial, Mechanical, Manufacturing Engineering or related discipline; Master’s degree or specialised post-graduate training preferred.
2. Solid understanding of manufacturing technologies relevant to fashion, accessories or cosmetics (materials, assembly methods, moulding, tooling).
3. Proven ability to translate technical drawings and prototypes into robust production processes and specifications.
4. Strong project management skills with the ability to coordinate multi-stakeholder programmes and tight launch calendars.
5. Analytical mindset with experience in cost engineering, root-cause analysis and process optimisation.
6. Professional communication skills; ability to liaise with internal teams and external suppliers. (Spanish language proficiency expected; business-level English highly desirable.)

1. AutoCAD
2. SolidWorks
3. PLM (product lifecycle management)
4. SAP
5. Microsoft Excel
6. 3D CAD
7. Tooling specification and validation
8. Lean Manufacturing / Continuous Improvement

Typically 3–6 years of progressive experience in industrialization, process engineering or manufacturing within the fashion, accessories, footwear or FMCG/luxury goods sector, including hands‑on supplier management and production ramp-up.

Bachelor’s degree in Industrial, Mechanical or Manufacturing Engineering; Master’s or specialised training in industrialisation/manufacturing is advantageous.

Puig combines a creative, brand-driven culture with the operational rigour required by global luxury businesses. The workplace values cross-functional collaboration, entrepreneurial initiative and a commitment to quality and innovation across design and production.