Discovery Internship

Seniority Intern
Posted Mar 20, 2026

Rolex — Discovery Internship in Geneva: a short, two‑day job‑taster for students finishing compulsory schooling. Apply with CV, cover letter and latest school report.

Overview

Rolex is a world‑renowned Swiss watchmaker recognized for its exacting standards, artisanal craftsmanship and technical innovation. As an independent luxury manufacturer based in Geneva, Rolex maintains a discreet, workshop‑driven culture that emphasizes precision, long‑term skills development and respect for tradition across its global operations.

Role & Responsibilities

  • Participate in a short, supervised workplace taster (typically up to two days) to observe core tasks and workflows.
  • Observe and learn by listening to explanations and operational instructions from skilled technicians and mentors.
  • Practice basic, supervised manual gestures to experience the fundamental hand skills relevant to the craft.
  • Respect workplace safety, cleanliness and confidentiality standards while on site.
  • Report observations and ask targeted questions to better understand career pathways within watchmaking.

Qualifications

  • Currently completing compulsory schooling or equivalent (intended for students at the end of mandatory education).
  • Must supply a digital cover letter, an up‑to‑date curriculum vitae and the most recent school report when applying.
  • Motivation to explore a trade career and openness to hands‑on learning in a precision manufacturing environment.

Skills

Manual dexterity and fine motor control Keen observation and active listening Attention to detail Ability to follow instructions and safety procedures Professional discretion and respect for confidentiality

Experience

No prior professional experience required. The placement is designed as an introductory job‑taster for students finishing compulsory education.

Education

Currently completing compulsory secondary schooling or equivalent.

Culture

Workplaces at Rolex combine traditional atelier craft with rigorous quality standards; employees are expected to demonstrate technical discipline, discretion and a commitment to mastery. The environment is collaborative yet exacting, with emphasis on mentorship and long‑term skill development.