Melbourne, Melbourne
Opportunity
We are looking for strategic, tech-savvy, and innovative minds to be part of our Global Innovation Competition ‘Brandstorm’ and create beauty technologies that move the world. Open to ALL Fields of Study!
What's in it for you?
Your mission:
It’s time to rewrite the rules of Beauty & Care. Men need to be as invested in looking and feeling their best and deserve products and routine that speak directly to them.
This is your chance to create a future where men’s grooming takes centre stage. Are you ready to break down stereotypes and empower men to embrace self-care?
L'Oréal Brandstorm 2025 mission is in partnership with L'Oréal's Consumer Products Division and we challenge you to:
Reinvent the Future of beauty & care for men through tech, products & beyond.
What are you expected to do?
We challenge you to unleash your creativity and design ground breaking devices, products, or services that will revolutionize the male beauty & care experience.
Below are the elements you have to respect in your projects:
Register now for your chance to play.
An innovation competition like no other.
Middle man between marketing & boutiques / retailers. Forecasting Artwork Comp analysis Results reflections Strategy to drive sales
Managing retailers, supporting consumer messaging and caretaking supply.
As a Finance Graduate, your work alongside with the Marketing and Commercial Teams to communicate the daily sales, profit number and promotions.
4.3
50,000 - 100,000 employees
Retail & Consumer Goods
L’Oréal is the world's largest cosmetics company, leading in beauty and pioneering in the world of beauty and tech, present in 150 countries.
L'Oréal has a positive workplace culture with emphasis on friendliness, support and not taking things too seriously!
Great culture and team environment. Lively and fast-paced working environment.
The people you work with are always supportive and encouraging.
The company nurtures talent, often looking to promote from within.
The amazing brands you get to work with.
Fast pace (but also a great thing!)
Occasionally too few staff for a team, leading to overwork.
The Big-Corp nature of the group makes it difficult to innovate.
Work/life balance from time to time (but expected), team culture differs between teams (some extremely lovely and some inconsistent).
Some lack of clear process involved with getting work/tasks complete.