Zenith Movement Design and Improvement Engineer

Zenith, a prestigious name in the luxury watchmaking industry, operates under the esteemed umbrella of the LVMH Group. Renowned for its precision and innovation, Zenith offers a dynamic work environment where craftsmanship meets cutting-edge technology. As an employer, Zenith is committed to fostering talent and providing opportunities for professional growth within the vibrant landscape of Swiss horology.

1. Manage technical modification requests and analyze production issues to propose and document solutions for improving constructions, components, or assemblies.
2. Act as the technical reference for modification requests, supporting industrialization and quality assurance, and develop CAD adaptations accordingly.
3. Propose and implement continuous improvement solutions for existing products.
4. Create detailed plan dossiers in accordance with ISO standards and support draftsmen/draftswomen.
5. Assist in the industrialization and procurement processes during the manufacturing of developed components.
6. Design entire or partial calibers and complications, adapting constructions to series requirements.
7. Participate in product coordination meetings with project managers and purchasing to ensure prototype and pre-series development aligns with movement and casing requirements.
8. Collaborate with laboratory watchmakers on prototype assembly and fine-tuning, contributing to quality assurance and defining procedures to validate proposed technical solutions.

1. Technician degree in microtechnology with a specialization in watchmaking construction or equivalent training.
2. Minimum of 7 years experience in a mechanical watch manufacture with complications.

1. Expertise in watchmaking construction and functional GPS dimensioning.
2. Proficiency in CAD and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) systems.
3. Familiarity with production means and industrial processes in a large-scale manufacture.
4. Knowledge of Creo and Windchill is advantageous.
5. Methodical and rigorous approach to task execution, ensuring quality and compliance.
6. Autonomous with strong analytical skills for effective project management.
7. Excellent interpersonal skills, dynamism, and natural leadership.

A minimum of 7 years in a mechanical watch manufacture specializing in complications is required.

Technician degree in microtechnology with a specialization in watchmaking construction or equivalent training.

Zenith offers a comprehensive benefits package, including opportunities for career advancement, a collaborative work environment, and the chance to work with industry-leading experts.

Zenith fosters a culture of excellence and innovation, where precision and creativity are highly valued. The company encourages collaboration and teamwork, providing an environment where employees can thrive and contribute to the legacy of Swiss watchmaking.