Since 1874, Piaget has been committed to bringing the spirit of Luxury to life thanks to a constant quest for creativity, an unlimited innovation and a respect for excellence. All this being possible thanks to a fully integrated Manufacture mastering watchmaking and high jewelry know-how. Piaget excels in everything that is rare, precious and exceptional. Always do better than necessary: the Piaget founder’s motto still remains the guiding principle for all our colleagues across the world who, every day, make Piaget grow with passion. HOW WILL YOU MAKE AN IMPACT? As the Heritage Project Manager, you will be responsible for the preservation, management, and promotion of Piaget's private collection. This includes historical timepieces, documents, designs, and other artifacts that represent the brand's rich heritage. The role encompasses collection management, exhibition development, documentation, authentication support, and contributing to the overall heritage strategy of Piaget. Key responsibilities: Piaget Private Collection Management: Manage the inventory, cataloguing, storage, and restoration of the Piaget private collection. Oversee strategic acquisitions for the collection, aligning with heritage strategy and monitoring auctions. Create and maintain a comprehensive database for all collection items, including descriptions, provenance, images, and condition reports. Promote the Piaget heritage collection through online platforms, social media, and public events. Exhibition Development: Plan, develop, and execute engaging heritage exhibitions for the Piaget Retail Network and external venues. Collaborate with curators and designers to create compelling exhibition narratives and displays. Manage all exhibition logistics, including transportation, installation, and de-installation of collection items. Knowledge Transmission & Heritage Strategy: Contribute to educational materials and publications related to Piaget heritage. Maintain comprehensive knowledge of Piaget's history, production techniques, and design evolution. Play a key role in the development and implementation of Piaget's overall heritage strategy. HOW WILL YOU EXPERIENCE SUCCESS WITH US? Education: Bachelor's or Master's degree in History, Art History, Museum Studies, or a closely related field. Professional Experience: Proven experience in heritage management, museum curation, or auction houses, with a strong preference for candidates from the luxury goods industry. Specialized Expertise: In-depth knowledge of horology, the history of watchmaking, and robust understanding of collection management principles and best practices. Project Leadership: Demonstrated experience in exhibition development and comprehensive project management. Communication & Language: Exceptional research, writing, and communication skills, coupled with fluency in both English and French (written and spoken). Technical Proficiency: Proficient in database management and digital asset management systems. Interpersonal Attributes: An agile, flexible team player, adept at fostering relationships within a multinational and culturally diverse environment. Possesses a high level of ethics, strong values, and an unwavering commitment to confidentiality. STILL WONDERING WHY YOU SHOULD APPLY? A Welcoming Team: Join our friendly, open-minded, and talented team, where your skills will be valued and your contributions will make a real difference. Dynamic and Engaging Work: Experience daily activities that are interesting, challenging, and diverse, keeping you engaged and motivated. Investment in Your Growth: We are passionate about developing our people, and you will have access to various training and development opportunities to enhance your skills and advance your career. The Piaget culture of encouraging Extra-Care, fostering Mastery and bringing out the Extraordinary in our people, means that we will always go further, doing “what has never been done before”. Together. If you want to become a part of it do not hesitate to apply!