Tiffany & Co. Operational Methods Engineer

For over 175 years, Tiffany & Co. has combined the precision of Swiss watchmaking with the creative spirit of its finest jewelry collections. In full expansion, the teams of the Geneva-based watchmaking division are actively working on the development of new timepieces combining aesthetics, design and elegance. At Tiffany & Co. we don't believe in the "business as usual" model. We believe in making history.

The Operational Methods Engineer is responsible for the industrialization of new products and the optimization of production processes in our watchmaking division. This role involves implementing and continuously improving industrial processes. The Methods Engineer collaborates closely with various departments to ensure the quality, efficiency, and profitability of production operations.

1. Industrialization and Process Optimization (40%)

• Lead all or part of the industrialization of new products.
• Collaborate with managers to participate in the industrialization of production processes and the improvement of processes.
• Optimize manufacturing and assembly processes and methods, from design to production (design standards, design to cost, refining standard times, workplace ergonomics, control of correction loops, tooling, etc.).
• Establishing Operational Routings and Work Instructions

2. BOM Management and updates (20%)

• Transform "Design" BOMs into "Manufacturing" BOMs in the Windchill PLM in collaboration with the relevant departments.
• Analyze, create, and implement modification requests in collaboration with the requesting departments.

3. Production Tool Design and Management (30%)

• Design and monitor the realization of fixtures for quality and production purposes (internal 3D printing or external orders).
• Manage and maintain production tools and equipment.

4. Collaboration and Problem Solving (10%)

• Lead technical sessions with internal and external partners.
• Participate in the resolution of product/process issues.

• Master's degree in Engineering, or a related field.
• Experience in industrial project management and process optimization.
• Knowledge of PLM tools, particularly Windchill.
• Skills in designing and using production tools, including 3D printing.
• Strong communication skills to effectively collaborate with internal and external partners.
• Problem-solving skills and change management experience.
• Entrepreneurial spirit and ability to work in a dynamic and growing environment.
• Flexibility and adaptability to manage changes and challenges in a small organization.
• Commitment to innovation and finding creative solutions to production problems.

We make it a priority to hire those who have a commitment to people and service, a real interest in watches, and a passion to continuously improve. If you are ready to make your mark, let's connect!