Rolex Production Quality Technician

Rolex is a leading Swiss luxury watchmaker renowned for technical precision, artisanal craftsmanship and uncompromising quality standards. As an employer, Rolex is associated with stable long‑term careers, rigorous training and a culture that prioritizes mastery, confidentiality and continuous improvement across its production sites.

1. Ensure adherence to quality criteria across the production sector and serve as the operational liaison with designated Experts.
2. Guarantee consistent application of control methodology and uniformity of the quality reference system.
3. Escalate incidents and non‑conformities to the sector quality technician and coordinate corrective actions.
4. Conduct workstation audits to verify compliance with prescribed methods and control tools.
5. Participate in the validation of aesthetic criteria for produced components.
6. Prepare weekly quality reports and lead cross‑functional quality meetings.
7. Maintain required competency levels of inspectors by providing training, coaching and on‑the‑job support.
8. Deliver training and coaching on aesthetic inspection criteria to all sector staff.
9. Actively contribute to continuous improvement initiatives aimed at elevating component quality.

1. Technical diploma (Technicien ES) in mechanical engineering or microtechnology, or equivalent.
2. Confirmed professional experience in quality with continuous certified training.
3. Minimum three years’ professional experience in quality control of watchmaking products.
4. Demonstrated expertise in aesthetic inspection and command of basic quality tools and methods.
5. Excellent visual acuity and ability to read technical drawings and plans.
6. Proficient use of standard computer tools and software for reporting and traceability.
7. Strong training, coaching and audit facilitation capabilities.

1. Aesthetic inspection of watch components
2. Product quality control methodology
3. Workstation auditing
4. Training and coaching of production staff
5. Non‑conformity reporting and escalation
6. Technical drawing/plan reading
7. Use of standard IT tools for quality reporting

At least three years of hands‑on experience in quality control within the horology/watchmaking industry, plus demonstrated experience in implementing and animating quality processes and delivering training.

Technician ES diploma in mechanics or microtechnology (or equivalent technical qualification).

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

The workplace emphasizes meticulous craftsmanship, discretion and operational excellence typical of a Swiss luxury watchmaker. Teams operate in a structured, process‑driven environment that values technical mastery, ongoing skills development and collaborative problem solving.