Ruinart Production Engineer Intern

Reims • France

Monday, September 15, 2025

Maison Ruinart, established in 1729 during the Age of Enlightenment, is the oldest champagne house in the world. Renowned for its distinctive chardonnay signature, Ruinart embodies an elegant and discerning art of living, enriched by art and gastronomy. As part of the LVMH group, Ruinart is committed to minimizing its environmental impact while maintaining the excellence of its wines.

1. Participate in continuous improvement and modernization projects at the production site, collaborating with the production manager and various teams.
2. Independently manage a continuous improvement project, defined with a mentor, focusing on areas such as waste reduction, site communication, or storage conditions.
3. Assist in maintaining ISO certifications, including audit follow-ups, action plan management, and training.

1. Final-year student in an engineering school with a specialization in industrial management.
2. Previous experience in an industrial setting, particularly in change management or continuous improvement, is advantageous.

1. Strong interpersonal and integration skills, with the ability to rally others around ideas.
2. Rigorous, organized, with excellent analytical, synthesis, and creative abilities.
3. Proficiency in project management and continuous improvement methodologies (DMAIC, PDCA, 5W, 6M, 5S).

No prior experience required, though previous exposure to industrial environments is beneficial.

Final-year student in an engineering school specializing in industrial management.

Opportunity to work with a prestigious champagne house and gain hands-on experience in production engineering.

Maison Ruinart fosters a culture of innovation and excellence, deeply rooted in its heritage and commitment to sustainability. The workplace encourages collaboration and continuous learning, offering a dynamic environment for personal and professional growth.