Tiffany & Co. Technical Data Specialist — Watches

Tiffany & Co. is a global luxury jeweller and watchmaker renowned for design-led craftsmanship and high standards of finish. As part of the LVMH group, the brand combines American design heritage with Swiss watchmaking expertise and operates within an international, cross-disciplinary environment.

1. Manage and maintain product lifecycle data in the PLM system, ensuring integrity, coherence and availability for design, manufacturing and after-sales teams.
2. Define and structure Bills of Materials (BOM) for finished products, manufacturing processes and after‑sales support in collaboration with design and methods engineers.
3. Create, classify and update articles and item master records in the PLM; manage item lifecycle and change control processes.
4. Support migration of historical technical data and validate data quality for after‑sales use.
5. Publish and validate technical data transfers from PLM to ERP; maintain interfaces between PLM, ERP and CAD files (PDF, native CAD formats).
6. Liaise with suppliers to obtain technical definitions, drawings and CAD files; associate articles with CAD/CAO data.
7. Organize and conduct cross‑functional definition meetings to gather requirements; produce product animations from existing models as required.

1. Technical qualification in watchmaking or equivalent horological training.
2. Minimum three years’ experience in PLM/BOM management or technical data management, preferably within watchmaking or high‑precision manufacturing.
3. Proven experience with PLM workflows and ERP integration.
4. Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook).
5. Able to prioritise multiple tasks and collaborate effectively in an international, dynamic environment.
6. Familiarity with CAD systems (CREO/CAD/CAO) is a strong advantage.

1. Windchill
2. ERP
3. Microsoft Word
4. Microsoft Excel
5. Microsoft PowerPoint
6. Microsoft Outlook
7. CREO
8. CAD/CAO
9. PLM

Minimum 3 years of professional experience managing technical product data, PLM and BOM processes; prior exposure to watchmaking or precision manufacturing preferred.

Technical diploma or formal training in watchmaking (horology) or equivalent technical qualification.

The Geneva watch division operates at the intersection of creative design and Swiss technical excellence, fostering meticulous craftsmanship and cross‑functional collaboration. Teams are international, hands‑on and focused on preserving heritage while delivering contemporary timepieces.