Tooling & Stamping Setup Technician
Rolex in Geneva seeks a Tooling & Stamping Setup Technician (permanent). Commission presses and qualify tooling; eventual transfer to Bulle.
Overview
Rolex is a Swiss luxury watchmaker renowned for precision engineering, in-house manufacturing and an uncompromising commitment to quality. As an employer it emphasizes technical craftsmanship, long-term career development and operational excellence across its Swiss production sites, including Geneva and Bulle.
Role & Responsibilities
- Prepare, set up and commission presses and tooling for qualification of new products and processes
- Develop and validate new tooling and manufacturing methods for production readiness
- Document commissioning outcomes and produce formal technical reports
- Write user guides and setup sheets (adjustment records) for production teams
- Provide technical support to production and participate in continuous improvement projects
- Preserve and formalize best practices and know‑how through documentation and training
Qualifications
- HES Engineer, ES Technician in microtechnology or equivalent technical diploma
- Strong knowledge of stamping (presswork) techniques and mechanical principles
- Proven experience in material forming and press/tooling setup
- Autonomous, well organised, rigorous and team-oriented
- Effective problem-solving skills and ability to communicate with multidisciplinary stakeholders
Skills
Experience
Practical experience in tooling/setup and metal forming processes, with hands-on work commissioning presses and qualifying tools for production. Specific years are not stated but demonstrated experience in stamping and tool development is required.
Education
HES engineering degree, ES technician diploma in microtechnology or equivalent technical qualification.
Benefits
Stimulating work environment; excellent working conditions; flexible working-time arrangements; top-tier social benefits.
Culture
The workplace cultivates artisanal precision and engineering excellence, valuing meticulous workmanship and continuous improvement. Collaboration between production, engineering and quality teams is central, with an emphasis on skills transfer, documentation and long-term development.