Rolex Micromechanic

Biel/Bienne • Switzerland

Friday, December 20, 2024

Rolex, a prestigious name in the luxury watchmaking industry, is renowned for its commitment to precision and excellence. As part of its esteemed parent company, Rolex offers a work environment that fosters innovation and craftsmanship, ensuring employees are part of a legacy of quality and luxury.

1. Manufacture various watchmaking tool components.
2. Perform manual milling operations on a 3-axis milling machine, adhering to tolerance and quality standards.
3. Conduct hardening operations on parts according to required specifications.
4. Execute manual turning operations, maintaining tolerance and technical specifications.
5. Carry out planing operations to achieve flat and precise surfaces.
6. Perform grinding operations to refine and perfect part surfaces.
7. Inspect the conformity and quality of machined parts visually and using measuring instruments (micrometers, gauges, comparators) and make necessary adjustments.
8. Ensure timely production of parts.

1. CFC in polymechanics or equivalent training.

1. Proficiency in conventional milling techniques and other mentioned machining operations.
2. Ability to read and interpret technical plans and complex diagrams.
3. Metrology skills for inspecting machined parts.
4. Exemplary conduct.
5. Rigorous and precise task execution.
6. Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
7. Teamwork and effective communication skills.

Experience in precision machining and watchmaking tool component production is required.

CFC in polymechanics or equivalent training.

The position offers a stimulating environment, excellent working conditions, flexible working time solutions, and top-tier social benefits.

Rolex cultivates a culture of precision, innovation, and excellence, providing a stimulating environment where craftsmanship and teamwork are highly valued. Employees are encouraged to contribute to the brand's legacy of quality and luxury.