Rolex Promotional Product Design Intern

Rolex is a Geneva-based Swiss luxury watch manufacturer renowned for technical precision, artisanal craftsmanship and iconic design. As an independent leader in haute horlogerie, the brand combines traditional manufacture techniques with modern R&D and maintains a global retail and marketing presence.

1. Conduct trend research and ongoing creative benchmarking to source ideas for promotional items.
2. Create moodboards and visual concept presentations that communicate thematic directions.
3. Develop layouts and detailed design concepts for new promotional articles.
4. Produce 3D models and renders to support design validation and sampling.
5. Support the preparation and production of Rolex promotional catalogues and related artwork, and follow product development through to implementation.

1. Currently enrolled in a Design programme (industrial, product, graphic or equivalent).
2. Proficiency in 3D modelling and rendering workflows (Rhino and Keyshot).
3. Proficient with Adobe Creative Suite: Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop and Adobe InDesign.
4. Strong aptitude for moodboard creation, sketching and visual storytelling.
5. Creative mindset with a methodical approach to project work; conscientious and well organized.
6. Good collaborative skills and a positive attitude toward teamwork.

1. Rhino
2. Keyshot
3. Adobe Illustrator
4. Adobe Photoshop
5. Adobe InDesign
6. Moodboard creation
7. Sketching / freehand drawing
8. Layout and mockup development
9. Product development follow-up
10. Team collaboration

No specific professional tenure required; candidates should demonstrate practical experience through academic projects, design coursework or prior internships in product, industrial or graphic design.

Enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Design, Industrial Design, Product Design, Graphic Design or an equivalent programme.

State-of-the-art equipment, a motivating and team-oriented work environment, excellent working conditions and top-tier social benefits.

Rolex cultivates a culture of precision, discretion and craftsmanship, where technical excellence and aesthetic rigour are paramount. The workplace emphasizes professional training, close mentorship by skilled specialists and collaborative, process-driven development across design and manufacture teams.