Rolex Methods Project Manager, Jewellery Production

Rolex is a Swiss luxury watchmaker renowned for technical excellence, uncompromising quality and artisanal manufacturing. As a privately held, vertically integrated brand, Rolex operates precision production sites where engineering rigor, confidentiality and long-term skill development underpin product creation and operational continuity.

1. Coordinate qualification activities for new-product projects within the jewellery production domain, ensuring timely delivery against quality and manufacturing standards.
2. Align and mobilize cross-functional contributors around product intent and project objectives; act as a focal point to federate teams and valorize collaborative work.
3. Govern system data and manage deviations from established standards to maintain manufacturing traceability and conformity.
4. Document industrial scenarios and technical solutions, producing clear manufacturing instructions and process references.
5. Capture and capitalise on best practices; contribute to the evolution and formalisation of technical referentials and standards.
6. Drive activity planning and monitor project schedules, milestones and resource allocation.
7. Participate in continuous improvement initiatives to raise process robustness, efficiency and product quality.

1. Engineering degree (HES, EPF or equivalent).
2. Proven experience in industrial project management, ideally within watchmaking or jewellery manufacturing.
3. Ability to take strategic perspective and lead groups of technical experts across functions.
4. Natural leadership and pedagogical skills to motivate, coach and align multidisciplinary teams.
5. Autonomy, strong sense of responsibility and a proactive, solution-oriented mindset.
6. Excellent interpersonal skills with clear communication and active listening.

1. Industrial methods / manufacturing methods engineering
2. Project coordination and planning
3. System data governance
4. Process documentation and technical specification writing
5. Continuous improvement (process optimisation)
6. Cross-functional stakeholder facilitation
7. Leadership and team mobilisation
8. Effective verbal and written communication

Confirmed experience managing industrial projects, ideally within high-precision manufacturing such as watchmaking or jewellery; experience working transversally with technical experts and production teams to implement methods and qualify new products.

Engineering degree (HES, EPF or equivalent).

Stimulating working environment; excellent working conditions; flexible working-time arrangements; high-quality social benefits.

The workplace emphasises technical mastery, meticulous attention to detail and collective responsibility. Teams operate in a disciplined, confidential environment where craftsmanship and engineering rigour are respected and continuous development is encouraged.