Production Group Manager
Rolex — Production Group Manager in Geneva. Lead a multidisciplinary production team in a permanent role ensuring quality, deadlines and continuous improvement.
Overview
Rolex is a prestigious Swiss watchmaker renowned for its vertical integration, technical excellence and uncompromising standards of craftsmanship. As an independent luxury manufacturer, the brand operates highly specialised production sites and offers career paths focused on precision engineering, artisanal skill development and long-term employment stability.
Role & Responsibilities
- Size resources and plan, organise and supervise the daily activities of a multidisciplinary production group.
- Motivate, coach and develop team members to raise performance and technical capabilities.
- Ensure delivery against production schedules while safeguarding product quality and controlling costs within the scope.
- Promote, deploy and challenge continuous improvement initiatives to enhance efficiency and product quality.
- Facilitate clear communication across functions and support change management within the production perimeter.
Qualifications
- Engineering degree or technician diploma (ES) in business/process engineering, or equivalent qualification.
- Proven track record in people management within a production or manufacturing environment.
- Ability to lead and federate multidisciplinary, multicultural teams.
- Strong communicator able to give meaning to objectives and accompany change.
Skills
Experience
Demonstrated experience managing production teams in a manufacturing environment, with responsibility for deadlines, quality and cost targets; experience leading multidisciplinary and multicultural groups is expected.
Education
Engineering degree, ES technician in business/process engineering, or equivalent.
Benefits
Stimulating work environment; excellent working conditions; flexible working time arrangements; first-rate social benefits.
Culture
Rolex fosters a disciplined, craftsmanship-led culture that emphasises technical mastery, precision and continuous improvement. The workplace values long-term development, discreet professionalism and collaborative problem-solving across specialised production teams.