CHANEL
At CHANEL, our values are grounded in creating the conditions for people to perform at their best and feel fulfilled and confident in their work.
ABOUT THE ROLE
Location: Recent Delhi, India
Reports to: Regional Store Planning Manager Director
Employment Type: Fixed-Term Contract (1 year)
As Project Manager, Store Planning India, you are part of the Regional Boutique Architecture team, supporting the delivery of architectural and design projects in India for Fashion and Watches & Fine Jewelry. The Swiss Markets region includes Switzerland, Mexico, Brazil, Panama, and India and is undergoing significant business acceleration.
Working within the local market you will report to the Regional Store Planning Director and manage multiple store planning projects or parts of projects in parallel, including current boutique openings, renovations, extensions, refurbishments, and maintenance projects.
This role requires a highly structured, organized, and analytical approach,
with robust project management discipline and data/reporting capabilities to manage diverse projects with varying processes, timelines, and stakeholder requirements.
You are also an active member of the Global Boutique Architecture Team (B A T Community), a global architecture network that connects regional teams through weekly touchpoints and semi-annual in-person moments focused on learning, best-practice sharing, and alignment on global policies and procedures. The B A T Community works closely to ensure consistency, quality, and excellence across all CHANEL boutiques worldwide as all regions parnter with our global design architect, Peter Marino Architects (PMA).
IMPACT YOU CAN CREATE AT CHANEL
Project & Program Management
Manage multiple architectural and interior design projects in parallel, each with distinct timelines, approval processes, and reporting requirements
Lead defined scopes of work independently across all project phases, including due diligence, design development, construction,
📌 Project Manager New Delhi (India)
🏢 Chanel
📍 India