Full-Time

Maintenance Services Technician 2

Updated on 9/4/2026

Deadline 6/24/27
Panasonic Holdings

Panasonic Holdings

Diversified technology holding company

No salary listed

New Delhi, Delhi, India

In Person

May require international and domestic travel up to 25% of the time.

Bachelor's

Category
Aerospace Engineering (1)
Required Skills
Inventory Management
Word/Pages/Docs
Linux/Unix
Excel/Numbers/Sheets
Microsoft Outlook
Requirements
  • Hold a valid Indian Directorate General of Civil Aviation CAR-66 Aircraft License or Authority, or equivalent, required to certify customers on different aircraft types and systems at the assigned location.
  • Have essential aircraft maintenance experience.
  • Hold a Secondary/Technical School degree.
  • Have 12 months of experience on Panasonic In-Flight Entertainment and Connectivity systems.
  • Have a minimum of 24 months of on-aircraft experience.
  • Have worked on aircraft within the last 18 months.
  • Have excellent communication skills.
  • Be able to work in a high-stress, high-pressure environment.
  • Be able to work in a team environment.
  • Be proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook.
  • Have basic computer skills using Linux.
  • Be able to lead and supervise others as needed.
  • Have excellent English language knowledge.
  • Have the legal right to work in the assigned country through nationality, visa, or work permits.
  • Be able to pass extensive security and background checks.
  • Hold a valid driver's license and meet airport authority requirements for access and vehicle operation on airport premises.
  • Be able to work a rotating shift roster spanning 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
  • Have manual dexterity to grasp and work with tool parts and equipment.
  • Be able to climb and work from a ladder or platform.
  • Be able to sit, stand, bend, or twist for extended periods.
  • Be able to lift up to 50 pounds.
  • Be able to operate under extreme weather conditions and in confined spaces for extended periods.
  • Be able to cope with environmental conditions, including congestion and varying noise levels.
Responsibilities
  • Perform line maintenance on aircraft In-Flight Entertainment and Connectivity systems and other onboard equipment to ensure system serviceability and functionality.
  • Troubleshoot systems using basic computer and electronic principles and relevant test equipment.
  • Remove and install components in compliance with applicable regulations, policies, and procedures.
  • Complete all required administrative documentation associated with maintenance activities.
  • Perform component replacement, adjustments, inspections, functional tests, and certification.
  • Remove and replace components in accordance with applicable documentation.
  • Troubleshoot system failures down to Line Replaceable Units, cabling, or other aircraft systems and perform functional tests after rectification.
  • Perform cabin sweeps in accordance with Panasonic Line Maintenance Procedures and report findings.
  • Perform Built-In Test Equipment and manual tests.
  • Perform software and media loading.
  • Clean components and equipment racks or filters when applicable to the contract.
  • Complete aircraft documentation in accordance with customer-specific requirements.
  • Escalate and coordinate problems occurring in the assigned aircraft area with the Lead or Supervisor.
  • Perform other related duties assigned by the Lead or Supervisor.
  • Work on other aircraft equipment as assigned based on aircraft type.
  • Communicate and interface with customers.
  • Certify completed work as applicable under company-issued authority and governing regulations.
  • Assist with airside inventory management, cycle counting, packaging, and inventory shipping.
  • Maintain housekeeping, health and safety, and tool-care standards.
  • Perform other related duties assigned by the immediate Supervisor or Management.

Panasonic Holdings operates as the holding company for the diversified Panasonic group. Its operating companies work across consumer appliances, industrial systems, supply-chain technology, energy, batteries, components, and related solutions. In practice, the holding structure sets group direction while distinct businesses develop, manufacture, and commercialize products and services. This is Panasonic Holdings, not Panasonic Corporation of North America; the stored North American iCIMS board is subsidiary-scoped. Work across the group includes engineering, research, manufacturing, software, sales, supply chain, and corporate disciplines.

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Total Funding

$8.7M

Headquarters

Kadoma, Japan

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Panasonic expanded LUMIX in India on August 13, 2026, widening premium imaging distribution.
  • YKK AP office-window perovskite tests validate installation workflows before mass BIPV commercialization.
  • Panasonic Go and battery, energy-storage, and data-center pitches align capital toward higher-margin B2B.

What critics are saying

  • Panasonic expanded restructuring to 12,000 cuts in March 2026, signaling persistent cost bloat.
  • Umi remains delayed and Yohana closes January 30, crippling Panasonic's consumer-AI thesis.
  • If Skyworth absorbs TV sales and software bets fail, Panasonic becomes a smaller components supplier.

What makes Panasonic Holdings unique

  • Panasonic's perovskite power-generation glass targets building-integrated solar commercialization in 2026.
  • LUMIX keeps Panasonic visible in premium creator hardware, with the May 2026 L10 launch.
  • Hydrogen fuel-cell HX sites in Ottobrunn, Kusatsu, and Cardiff showcase real commercial energy systems.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

401(k) Company Match

401(k) Retirement Plan

Maternity Leave

Paternity Leave

Paid Vacation

Employee Assistance Program

Panasonic Employee Discounts

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