Richemont Internship in R&I - Ultra-low Power Display

Buttes • Switzerland

Tuesday, January 7, 2025

Richemont, a distinguished leader in the luxury goods industry, is renowned for its prestigious portfolio of brands, including Cartier, Montblanc, and Van Cleef & Arpels. As a part of Richemont, employees are immersed in a culture of excellence and innovation, contributing to the creation of timeless luxury products.

1. Collaborate with the Electronic Solutions and Systems team to understand project objectives and challenges.
2. Analyze requirements and draft a detailed specification document.
3. Conduct a comprehensive review of current 'ultra-low power' display technologies.
4. Evaluate selected solutions and develop associated control electronics.
5. Perform thorough testing and characterization of the optimal solution.
6. Develop a proof of concept (POC).
7. Prepare a detailed report outlining methodologies, decisions, and results.
8. Communicate findings to the team and the Research & Innovation department.

1. Currently pursuing a Master's degree in Electronics, Computer Science, or Microtechnology.
2. Strong knowledge of low-power electronics, programming, and embedded systems.

1. Dynamic, organized, and autonomous work ethic.
2. Strong analytical skills and ability to synthesize information.
3. Excellent written communication and interpersonal skills.
4. Proficiency in evaluating display technologies and developing electronic solutions.

Previous experience with display components or ultra-low power domains is advantageous.

Master's degree in progress in Electronics, Computer Science, or Microtechnology.

Opportunity to work in a dynamic research environment and collaborate with experts across various sectors at the Microcity hub in Neuchâtel.

Richemont fosters a culture of innovation and collaboration, where employees are encouraged to explore new ideas and contribute to the advancement of luxury technology. The workplace is dynamic, with opportunities for cross-disciplinary interaction and professional growth.