Rolex Quality Project Manager — New Products

Rolex is an independent Swiss manufacture acclaimed for its precision watchmaking, verticalized production and uncompromising quality standards. The company combines traditional craftsmanship with advanced industrial processes across specialised production lines and offers technical and managerial roles in a highly proprietary manufacturing environment.

1. Lead and animate the preventive quality process for new products, including risk analyses and in-series life assessments.
2. Define the product qualification plan and product surveillance plan in partnership with the project team; support and coordinate article qualification activities.
3. Monitor quality performance of newly launched products and manage internal non-conformity resolution.
4. Coordinate cross-functional continuous improvement projects (scoping, analysis, deployment) to meet schedules and objectives.
5. Propose improvement initiatives based on operational feedback and production exploitation data.
6. Provide methodological support on quality tools and processes and adapt quality tools to end-user needs where necessary.
7. Facilitate multidisciplinary teams and exercise leadership in group animation and stakeholder management.

1. University degree or engineering diploma (EPF/HES) or equivalent qualification.
2. Proven track record in project management within a manufacturing context.
3. Familiarity with manufacturing processes, notably machining and surface treatments.
4. Strong command of statistical methods and quality tools (QRQC, 8D, AMDEC, MSP, audits).
5. Proficiency with ERP systems and common office productivity tools.
6. Proactive, pragmatic approach with a preference for hands-on shopfloor work.
7. Analytical and synthesis skills, diplomatic influence and proposal-driven mindset.
8. Demonstrated leadership in facilitating and animating working groups; strong team orientation and adaptability.

1. QRQC
2. 8D
3. AMDEC
4. MSP
5. Audit
6. ERP
7. Office productivity tools
8. Statistical analysis
9. Risk analysis
10. Continuous improvement methodologies

Confirmed professional experience in driving projects, preferably within an industrial or manufacturing environment; experience in product qualification and continuous improvement is expected.

University degree or engineering diploma (EPF/HES) or equivalent.

Stimulating work environment; excellent working conditions; flexible working-time solutions; top-tier social benefits.

The company culture emphasizes precision, technical excellence and discretion, reflecting Swiss watchmaking traditions. Teams operate within a highly structured, collaborative environment that values craftsmanship, continuous improvement and long-term professional development.