Workshop Manager at The Henri Stern Watch Agency, Inc. in Long Island City, New York
Workshop Manager at The Henri Stern Watch Agency, Inc. in Long Island City, New York
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SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Manage, support and motivate the watchmaking team to ensure high-quality production
- Promote the technical skill development of their teams, identifying and validating training needs
- Provide leadership to the workshop, and act as a positive role model at all times
- Collaborate with fellow managers to optimize processes and achieve workshop KPIs through proactive problem-solving and best practice sharing
- Collaborates with the Team Coordinators on the technical skills and productivity of team members
- Establish and effectively enforce priorities to ensure timely delivery of repairs
- Watchmaking background, preferably with Patek Philippe timepieces
- Experience in leading technical teams
- Experience in luxury watches, luxury goods
- High proactivity and reliability
- Positive professional attitude and presentation with excellent oral and written communication skills
- Strong organization, time management and multitasking skills with attention to details
- Experience with process engineering and process improvement a plus
- Computer Skills: Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook)
- Proficiency using ERP and CRM systems - SAP experience highly desirable
- New York, NYDirector of Customer Service
- Full-Time (40 hours per work week)
- Exempt$100,000-$145,000 Commensurate with Experience
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