Rolex Product & Process Quality Engineer

Rolex is a Swiss luxury watchmaker renowned for precision engineering, rigorous quality standards and enduring craftsmanship. As an independent, privately held brand, Rolex combines meticulous manufacturing processes with long-term investments in skill development and high-performance production environments.

1. Validate manufacturing processes through statistical analysis and implement risk-based, right-sized control strategies to guarantee product quality while accommodating production constraints.
2. Lead cross-functional problem‑solving for complex quality issues using recognised methodologies (Process approach, FMEA/AMDEC, QRQC, 8D, 5M, brainstorming).
3. Participate in and drive transversal quality projects focused on risk management and statistical process control.
4. Support the deployment of a department-wide risk control approach across industrialisation and production teams.
5. Perform process risk analyses (AMDEC/FMEA) and develop surveillance/control plans for new products and for continuous improvement of series production.

1. Engineering degree (HES, EPF/EPFL or equivalent).
2. Proven professional experience in quality within an industrial/manufacturing environment.
3. Technical curiosity and familiarity with industrial manufacturing processes; watchmaking process experience is an advantage.
4. Strong communicator with proven ability to animate and influence multidisciplinary working groups.
5. Proactive, autonomous and solution-oriented with a capacity to mobilise stakeholders (fédérateur).

1. Approche processus
2. AMDEC
3. QRQC
4. 8D
5. 5M
6. brainstorming
7. analyses statistiques

Several years of demonstrated experience in quality engineering or quality assurance within manufacturing (recommended 3–5 years); experience with risk analysis and statistical control preferred, watchmaking background advantageous.

Engineering degree (HES, EPF/EPFL or equivalent).

Flexible working arrangements; excellent working conditions; comprehensive social benefits.

Rolex cultivates a culture of technical excellence, precision and discretion, with an emphasis on craftsmanship and long-term employee development. The workplace is disciplined and performance-oriented, privileging rigorous processes and cross-disciplinary collaboration.