Internship: Studying the impact of machining on a material and the function of a horological component

*Introduction* ## For our Research & Development department, we are looking for an Intern whose main mission will be to evaluate the impact of a machining process on the microstructure and mechanical properties of the material, as well as the functional performance in movement of a horological component. *Responsibilities* ## • Perform the state of the art of the effects of machining on the microstructure and properties of the material • Characterize the microstructure and mechanical properties of the material • Characterize the topography of the machined surfaces • Analyze the in-movement test data of the machined component and correlate them with the characteristics brought by the machining process • Write a final report *Profile* ## • Currently in a Master's in Materials, Mechanics, Microtechnology or deemed equivalent • Available for a duration of 6 months at 100%, from 1st October 2026 or to be agreed upon • Experience in material characterization (metallography, optical microscopy, SEM, indentation, profilometry) • Possessing analytical skills • Autonomous and proactive *Conclusion* ## Finally immersing oneself in practice, assuming one's first responsibilities, participating in innovative projects, contributing one's enthusiasm and freshly acquired skills to the company: these are the challenges that Rolex will help you meet. Does the idea of joining a renowned manufacture, being aware of the importance of supporting and training its employees by professionals in the trade, delight you? Then, join us.