Materials Project Manager

Seniority Mid-Level
Posted Mar 6, 2026

Rolex seeks a Materials Project Manager in Geneva to innovate and develop new materials for luxury watches.

Overview

Rolex, a prestigious name in the luxury watchmaking industry, is renowned for its commitment to precision, innovation, and timeless elegance. As part of the larger Hans Wilsdorf Foundation, Rolex offers a unique blend of tradition and cutting-edge technology, making it a distinguished employer in the luxury sector.

Role & Responsibilities

  • Design innovative materials that enhance the functionality and aesthetics of watches.
  • Develop these materials using internal resources and collaborate with academic or industrial partners for analysis and characterization.
  • Create horological demonstrators and prototypes to evaluate performance.
  • Anticipate and support the industrialization of developed solutions.
  • Identify innovation opportunities in emerging research areas.
  • Provide technical and scientific support on related projects.
  • Communicate and preserve knowledge through regular technical reports and presentations.

Qualifications

  • Master's degree in Materials Science or equivalent.
  • Experience in developing new materials with strong foundational knowledge in metallurgy.
  • Desire to innovate, implement, and test new ideas.

Skills

Autonomous in development activities with scientific rigor. Curiosity and team spirit. Strong communication and synthesis skills to capitalize on acquired knowledge.

Experience

Experience in the development of new materials and a solid foundation in metallurgy are required.

Education

Master's degree in Materials Science or equivalent.

Benefits

Excellent working conditions, flexible working time solutions, and top-tier social benefits.

Culture

Rolex is characterized by its dedication to excellence and innovation, fostering a culture that values precision and creativity. The company provides a stimulating environment where tradition meets modernity, encouraging employees to push the boundaries of watchmaking.