Cartier Project Methods Engineer Intern

Cartier, a distinguished name in the realm of luxury, is a leading global entity in jewelry and a prominent figure in high-end watchmaking. As one of the 24 prestigious Maisons under the Richemont Group, Cartier has been synonymous with craftsmanship and excellence since 1847. With a diverse workforce of over 8,500 employees representing 90 nationalities, Cartier offers a plethora of career opportunities across various disciplines, all while upholding strong values. The Maison is committed to making a positive impact through cultural, ethical, social, and environmental initiatives, creating iconic designs that have become legendary through the dedication of passionate individuals.

1. Evaluate the compliance of deliverables from the Design Office with Cartier's internal Development Standards.
2. Identify, understand, quantify, and categorize discrepancies in deliverables.
3. Propose prioritized action plans to mitigate identified discrepancies.
4. Present analyses and support the skill development of business teams.
5. Develop standardized component libraries (3D and 2D) for Product Development teams.
6. Assess current components, particularly in 'animal' themed products.
7. Define dimensional criteria and categorize frequently used components.
8. Collaborate with the Creation department to refine component lists.
9. Create corresponding 3D and 2D data libraries using Creo and Rhino software.
10. Disseminate component lists for use in upcoming projects.
11. Test and deploy 3D search tools to simplify library access.

1. Currently enrolled in an engineering school, seeking a final-year internship in technical project management, technical standardization, or change management.

1. Proficiency in digital design software such as CREO and RHINO.
2. Knowledge of technical data management (PLM).
3. Dynamic with a strong initiative and interpersonal skills.
4. Recognized for rigor, curiosity, autonomy, and priority management.
5. Ability to persuade and drive projects forward.

No prior professional experience required, but familiarity with digital design and project management is advantageous.

Currently pursuing an engineering degree.

Opportunity to discover the development cycle and manufacturing of jewelry products. Potential travel to Switzerland and Italy.

Cartier is renowned for its commitment to diversity and inclusion, offering equal employment opportunities irrespective of gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, social status, disability, or age. The Maison values the unique contributions of its employees, fostering an environment where tradition meets innovation.