Play a key international role in improving industrial performance across the Nestlé Waters & Premium Beverages production network.
Design, deploy and continuously improve industrial excellence tools and standards to help factories reduce losses, increase productivity and develop sustainable skills.
Lead the design, deployment and continuous improvement of tools, standards and industrial excellence frameworks within the global factory network.
Develop capabilities through structured training programs, coaching, workshops and on-site support for factories.
Act as the global reference point for industrial excellence, ensuring consistent application of practices and effective collaboration between factories and functions.
Work in partnership with Engineering, Quality, Human Resources, Supply Chain and Digital teams to ensure alignment and support the digital transformation of operations.
Contribute to improving productivity, cost competitiveness and the company’s overall performance.
Requirements
University degree or equivalent, ideally in engineering or industrial operations
Proven managerial experience in an industrial environment, preferably within the food, chemical or pharmaceutical sectors
Strong hands-on experience in industrial performance improvement and continuous improvement methodologies
Good understanding of digital tools applied to industrial operations
Comfortable working in an international, matrix organization with multiple stakeholders
Strong leadership, coaching and communication skills
Fluent English (French is a plus) and commitment to Nestlé's Leadership Principles and Business Conduct Principles
Green Belt / Black Belt certification is a plus.
Tech Stack
TypeScript
Benefits
Attractive compensation package including base salary, annual bonus, profit-sharing and company performance participation
Access to Employee Social and Economic Committee benefits
Offices based in Issy‑les‑Moulineaux, near Paris and major transport links
Strong culture of learning, continuous improvement and internal and international mobility