Purchasing Performance Assistant

Seniority Intern
Posted Mar 16, 2026

Cartier in Paris seeks a Purchasing Performance Assistant (work‑study) to support procurement analytics, supplier performance and reporting.

Overview

Cartier is a preeminent maison of jewellery and watchmaking within the Richemont group, renowned for craftsmanship, heritage and refined client experiences. As an employer, Cartier emphasizes artisanal excellence, rigorous standards and international career pathways, offering structured development and exposure to high‑value procurement and operational functions within a global luxury network.

Role & Responsibilities

  • Support the procurement performance team in the collection, consolidation and analysis of purchasing data and KPIs.
  • Prepare and maintain dashboards and reports to monitor supplier performance, cost indicators and savings initiatives.
  • Coordinate cross‑functional information flows between buyers, finance and suppliers to ensure data integrity and timely follow‑up.
  • Participate in continuous‑improvement projects aimed at standardizing processes, reducing lead times and enhancing supplier scorecards.
  • Produce presentations and executive summaries for procurement reviews and steering committees.

Qualifications

  • Currently enrolled in a Bachelor’s or Master’s programme in Procurement, Supply Chain, Business, Finance or Engineering (work‑study/alternance track).
  • Strong analytical aptitude with meticulous attention to data accuracy and KPI interpretation.
  • Excellent communication skills in a professional French business environment; comfortable preparing clear written reports and slide decks.
  • Organised, proactive and able to manage multiple priorities within tight reporting cycles.

Skills

Microsoft Excel (advanced: pivot tables, VLOOKUP/XLOOKUP, formulas) Microsoft PowerPoint ERP systems (SAP preferred) Tableau or Power BI (dashboarding and visualization)

Experience

Prior internships or short placements in procurement, supply chain or operations are advantageous but not required; the role is suitable for candidates in their first professional work‑study placement.

Education

Enrolled in a higher‑education programme (Bachelor’s or Master’s level) in Procurement, Supply Chain, Business, Finance or a related discipline (alternance/work‑study status required).

Culture

Cartier cultivates a culture of craftsmanship, discretion and high standards, where attention to detail and respect for heritage guide daily work. The maison promotes mentorship and cross‑disciplinary collaboration, offering apprentices exposure to rigorous commercial practices within an international luxury ecosystem.