Company Overview
Since 1837, Tiffany & Co. has become synonymous with elegance, innovative design, fine craftsmanship and creative excellence. As a global luxury jeweler, we not only offer an iconic collection of jewelry and timepieces, but career opportunities for individuals who are driven by excellence and are moved to leave their mark on a brand that is known for inspiring love.
Internship Program:
Immerse yourself in the world of Tiffany through our U.S. Summer Internship Program. As part of our esteemed Summer 2025 Class, you will embark on an unforgettable ten-week journey that begins with an exclusive two-day orientation in New York City — the birthplace of Tiffany & Co. During the ten weeks, you will delve into the dynamic world of luxury jewelry through on-the-job learning, exploration of the intricate facets of our business, and networking opportunities with Tiffany leaders and fellow interns alike. Become part of the Tiffany & Co. legacy and discover how we craft expressions of joy that last a lifetime.
Dates: The internship will run from June 2, 2025 to August 8, 2025. Selected interns are expected to be available for work for the entire 10-week program.
Location: This position will be based out of our Cumberland Facility in Cumberland RI.
Salary: Compensation for this internship will be 23 per hour.
Position Overview:
- The Hollowware Silversmith Intern will form and fabricate simple silver pieces based on technical drawings, specifications and/or SOPs. This position focuses on safety, accuracy and quality during fabrication and working as a team to complete department goals.
- Key Accountabilities:
- The Hollowware Silversmith Intern will be learning to interpret blueprints and fabricate items based on designs and tolerances set forth in production artwork to meet company QA standards within prescribed timelines. A focus on detail, in process QA and limiting inventory failure is necessary while working on a wide size range of products where fitting, machining, and soldering (etcetera) is required. Utilize multiple torch sizes and types from gas flux pin torches to large scale soldering and annealing torches.
- Develop knowledge of hand forging of steel punches, chasing tools, snaring irons and stakes. Utilize the drill press and flex shaft to drill, tap and thread components in order to mechanically fixture complex items to allow for the finishing and refurbishing process. Set up and operate power equipment including the draw bench, jump shears, band saw, disc and belt sander, power press, kick press, and any other tools essential to the job.
- Provide management with consistent progress updates and estimated completion schedules.
- Work to maintain the production schedule and be willing to assist on additional projects as skill sets progress.
Required Qualifications:
The qualified candidate will be working toward a bachelor’s in Fine Arts with a focus on Metal Smithing or related field at RI School of Design
Superior attention to detail and quality
Good teamwork and critical thinking skills
Ability to take direction and make adjustments to technique or production methods.
Good communication skills in English, including the ability to read, write and understand.
Computer literate
Please note the position location is 300 Maple Ridge Drive, Cumberland, RI 02864.