Rolex Product Methods Technician

Rolex is a preeminent Swiss luxury watchmaker renowned for precision engineering, in‑house manufacturing and exacting quality standards. As an employer, Rolex emphasises technical excellence, long‑term craftsmanship, and discreet professionalism within vertically integrated production sites.

1. Design and industrialize manufacturing routings and bills of materials (BOMs) for new products.
2. Specify and maintain production process documentation and update process standards.
3. Centralize and implement product–process evolutions into series production.
4. Ensure availability and producibility of parts for after‑sales operations.
5. Establish and maintain the industrialization reference system and related documentation.
6. Drive continuous improvement of best practices for new product launches.
7. Lead and coordinate cross‑functional projects with internal stakeholders and external partners.

1. Federal VET diploma (CFC) in micromechanics or watchmaking, complemented by a Higher Technical diploma (Technicien ES) or a Bachelor HES, or equivalent qualification.
2. Knowledge of watchmaking or precision manufacturing processes is an advantage.
3. Proven ability to lead multidisciplinary teams and to implement action plans.
4. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills with capacity to adapt style to audience and context.
5. Team spirit, proactivity, autonomy, initiative, curiosity and attentive listening.

1. Product industrialization
2. Bill of materials (BOM) management
3. Process specification and documentation
4. Series production transfer and industrialisation
5. Production industrialization reference systems
6. Project management
7. Cross‑functional coordination
8. Knowledge of watchmaking manufacturing processes

Minimum several years of practical experience in industrialization, production methods or manufacturing engineering; experience in watchmaking or precision mechanics is preferred (typically 3+ years).

CFC in micromechanics or watchmaking plus Technicien ES or Bachelor HES (or equivalent).

A stimulating work environment, excellent working conditions, flexible working time solutions and first‑class social benefits.

Rolex cultivates a culture of technical mastery, meticulous quality control and confidentiality, where craftsmanship and engineering meet. Teams operate in a disciplined, collaborative environment with high expectations for precision and continuous improvement.