Rolex Silicon Microfabrication Engineer

Rolex is a leading Swiss watchmaker renowned for its technical excellence, vertical integration and uncompromising standards of quality. The brand is recognised for sustaining advanced in‑house manufacturing capabilities, long‑term investment in specialist skills and a culture that marries traditional craftsmanship with cutting‑edge engineering.

1. Propose and implement R&D projects targeting innovative fabrication and measurement processes, with a primary focus on silicon‑based technologies for horology.
2. Lead cross‑functional initiatives in coordination with R&D, Industrialisation, Production, Industrial Logistics and Quality teams.
3. Manage collaborative projects with academic and industrial partners, ensuring technical alignment and delivery.
4. Formalise and communicate methodologies and outcomes through technical reports and presentations.
5. Maintain scientific and technical watch on novel manufacturing processes of relevance to watchmaking and liaise closely with internal specialists.

1. Degree in physics or microtechnology from a HES/EPF (or equivalent); specialised training or a doctorate is an advantage.
2. Demonstrable experience with innovative fabrication and measurement processes, preferably acquired in a cleanroom environment.
3. Proven experience managing projects within an industrial setting.
4. Strong communication skills, rigor, autonomy and excellent organisational and planning ability.
5. Dynamic team player with intellectual curiosity and the aptitude to operate in multidisciplinary teams.

1. Silicon microfabrication
2. Cleanroom processes
3. Process development for microfabrication
4. Metrology and measurement techniques for microsystems
5. Project management
6. Technical reporting and presentation
7. Collaboration with academic and industrial partners

Confirmed industrial experience in development and implementation of innovative fabrication and measurement processes, including hands‑on work in cleanroom environments and demonstrated responsibility for industrial project delivery.

Engineering degree (HES/EPF) in physics or microtechnology or equivalent; specialised postgraduate qualification or doctorate is an asset.

Stimulating work environment; excellent working conditions; flexible working time arrangements; top‑tier social benefits.

Rolex fosters a culture of technical excellence, discretion and meticulous craftsmanship, combining long‑term investment in skills with rigorous quality standards. The workplace values cross‑disciplinary collaboration, continuous learning and the steady pursuit of engineering innovation.