- Employment
- Full-Time
- Seniority
- Entry-Level
- Compensation
- €2449.42/month
- Industry
- High Jewelry
- Posted
- Nov 3, 2026
About Swarovski
Swarovski began cutting crystal in Wattens, Austria, in 1895. Today its work spans crystal production, jewelry design and retail. The house also supplies crystals to designers working in fashion and couture.
Swarovski seeks a Production Worker in Wattens to perform varied production and manual tasks, prepare and finish raw components, and contribute to a dynamic team. The role requires shift availability, very good German, manual and technical aptitude, and a Category B driving licence with an own car; no completed vocational training is required. The collectively agreed minimum salary is €2,449.42 gross per month, with actual packages based on current market rates, qualifications and experience.
Role & Responsibilities
- Carry out a range of tasks across the production process.
- Perform manual tasks.
- Prepare and finish raw components.
- Perform light lifting tasks.
- Work as part of a dynamic, motivated team.
Qualifications
- No completed vocational training is required.
- Very good German language skills.
- Willingness to work shifts.
- Manual and technical aptitude.
- Category B driving licence and own car.
Skills
Workplace
This position is based in Wattens, Tyrol, Austria, within easy reach of Innsbruck.
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Compensation
The base compensation for this position is EUR 2449.42 per month.
Benefits
Discounts on Swarovski products; employer contribution toward meals in the canteen; free sports and health programmes; training and continuing education opportunities.
Culture
Product knowledge is part of the sales role. Advisors explain how cut and color affect a crystal and help clients distinguish the crystal collections from Swarovski Created Diamonds.
About Cerulean
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Frequently Asked Questions
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