
Born in exuberant, ebullient Saint Germain, Paris, in 1961, Diptyque is a creator of evocative perfumes for the self and the home, scented skincare products and desirable decorative objects. Striking a balance between reverie, nature and art, Diptyque extends an invitation to step inside a universe replete with creations that set the imagination free to wander.
Au sein du département Client Care et rattaché(e) Customer Care Manager, vous aurez la charge d’accompagner le manager dans le pilotage, le reporting et les analyses d’activité du périmètre Client Care Global afin de communiquer auprès de la direction sur les résultats atteints, la voix du client et de construire la roadmap d’amélioration de l’engagement client (customers centric).
Vous travaillez autour des trois périmètres :
Les missions ne sont pas exhaustives et peuvent évoluer en fonction des projets.
Issu(e) d’une formation Bac +4/5 de type Ecole de commerce / ingénieur ou autre, ou formation universitaire équivalente avec une spécialité dans l’analyse, vous disposez idéalement d’une première expérience acquise dans le domaine du luxe (Cosmétique / Beauté / Soin / Parfumerie, etc.), et / ou dans la relation client digitale.
Stage à pourvoir à partir de Janvier 2027 pour une durée de 6 mois.
Diptyque is committed to diversity in all its forms and considers each application carefully.

The diptyque story began in Paris at 34 boulevard Saint-Germain with, at its heart, three friends driven by the same creative passion. Christiane Gautrot was an interior designer, Desmond Knox-Leet, a painter, and Yves Coueslant, a theater director and set designer. The first two collaborated designing fabrics and wallpaper for Liberty and Sanderson.
They were joined by the third in 1961 and opened a shop to display their designs. Yves became the administrator and consultant; Desmond and Christiane were the artistic soul. Bit by bit, with finely honed taste, the trio transformed the site into a one-of-a-kind setting, a kind of stylish bazaar where one found surprising articles unmatched in Paris, mined and conveyed home by the trio over the course of their travels.