Technical Instructor

Junior Technical Instructor – Watchmaking

Location: Dallas, TX | On-site

Employment Type: Full-time | Direct hirePay Rate: $81,700 - $108,200Schedule: 40 hours per week; occasional travel may be requiredCornerStone Professional Placement has partnered with a leading luxury watchmaking organization in their search for an experienced Junior Technical Instructor to help train and develop the next generation of professional watchmakers.

This position combines hands-on watch repair, precision micromechanics, technical instruction, and student mentorship to prepare students for professional watchmaking certifications.We are seeking a proven and experienced watchmaker with a strong technical background, extensive hands-on watch repair expertise, and at least 2–3 years of teaching, training, or instructional experience. The ideal candidate will demonstrate exceptional craftsmanship, strong communication skills, and a passion for developing future watchmaking professionals.

Responsibilities

Deliver hands-on instruction in watchmaking, mechanical watch repair, micromechanics, precision assembly, and established technical procedures.Coach and mentor students, explain complex technical concepts, evaluate practical skills, and provide constructive feedback.Develop and coordinate training activities aligned with established curricula, individual learning objectives, and professional certification requirements.Monitor and document student progress while maintaining a professional, respectful, and supportive learning environment.Support student interviews, technical assessments, instructional planning, and administrative activities.Complete 160 hours of production work in the Dallas After-Sales Workshop while maintaining established quality and productivity standards.Participate in 40 hours of company-supported professional development to maintain current watchmaking knowledge and technical proficiency.

Requirements

Must be a proven and experienced watchmaker with a strong background in professional watchmaking, mechanical watch repair, precision micromechanics, and watch assembly.Must have at least 2–3 years of teaching, training, or instructional experience, preferably in watchmaking, technical education, or a related hands-on training environment.Must have strong technical knowledge of watchmaking tools, precision instruments, mechanical systems, and watch repair processes, along with the ability to communicate complex concepts and effectively mentor students.

Preferred Qualifications

Professional watchmaking certification or equivalent advanced technical training and practical experience.Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, technical documentation, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and OSHA workplace safety practices.Familiarity with watchmaking manufacturing processes, industry history, emerging technologies, and technical skills assessments.