- Employment
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- Wines, Spirits & Gastronomy
- Posted
- Oct 28, 2026
About Moët Hennessy
Moët Hennessy, the wines and spirits division of LVMH, brings together some of the world’s most storied maisons, uniting centuries of craftsmanship with a distinctly contemporary spirit. As an employer, it offers an international environment where heritage, excellence, creativity, and responsible innovation shape every profession, from vineyards and cellars to marketing, distribution, finance, and hospitality. The group values talent capable of honoring exceptional savoir-faire while anticipating the expectations of discerning consumers worldwide. Through its global reach, entrepreneurial culture, and commitment to sustainability, Moët Hennessy provides careers defined by prestige, purpose, and the pursuit of enduring luxury.
Moët & Chandon is seeking a Viticulture Research Assistant Engineer to develop a multi-criteria assessment of innovative vineyard practices focused on soil maintenance and fertilisation, within its viticulture research team. The on-site internship lasts six months, starts in March or April 2027 and is 35 hours per week; it is based at the Robert-Jean de Vogüé Research Centre in Oiry, with possible travel in Marne.
Role & Responsibilities
- Develop a functional multi-criteria assessment of innovative vineyard practices related to soil maintenance and fertilisation, evaluating soil health and vine physiology; a further, optional component may assess the social acceptability of selected practices.
- Analyse agroecological indicators from 2026 results and a literature review to understand the abiotic functioning of the vine ecosystem on the study plots, and propose hypotheses for 2027.
- Monitor field data collection throughout the season using digital tools, including mobile field applications, and support partner Maisons in using these tools.
- Ensure the trial runs smoothly with operational teams.
- Organise, process and interpret field data.
- Combine findings with other research-centre expertise, particularly soil microbiology and must quality, to enrich the analysis of the practices studied.
- Share preliminary results at key vine phenological stages by writing newsletters for partner teams.
- Design a diagnostic tool to assess innovative technical itineraries using multiple criteria, and test it with operational teams.
- Work as an integral member of the viticulture team and interact with its members, including other interns.
Qualifications
- Knowledge of soil science, plant physiology and agronomy.
- Statistical skills and experience using software such as R.
- Geospatial skills and experience using QGIS are preferred.
- Strong team spirit, a keen interest in fieldwork, communication skills, good interpersonal skills and ability to work in a team.
- Fluent French and English.
- Category B driving licence and a vehicle are required.
Skills
Workplace
The role is situated in Oiry, Grand Est, France — conveniently close to Reims.
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Culture
Moët Hennessy offers a workplace culture rooted in heritage, craftsmanship, and the art of hospitality, where employees contribute to some of the world’s most prestigious wines and spirits Maisons. The environment combines international collaboration with a strong commitment to excellence, sustainability, and innovation, encouraging teams to preserve tradition while shaping the future of luxury experiences.
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