Maintenance Services Representative Lead (Aerospace)

Location: Onsite in Santiago, Chile. The role may require up to 25% international and domestic travel to other line station locations.

Company

hirify.global Corporation provides in-flight entertainment systems and related aircraft equipment support.

What you will do

• Lead line technicians and schedule daily maintenance activities.
• Perform line maintenance, preventive maintenance, alterations, troubleshooting, and testing for PAC in-flight entertainment systems and other aircraft equipment.
• Remove and replace electronic assemblies, units, and cabling installed in aircraft.
• Track and resolve technical issues for assigned airline customers while coordinating with PAC engineering and support organizations.
• Act as a technical liaison between airline line operations and PAC departments.
• Train local personnel on PAC in-flight entertainment systems and complete maintenance documentation and data entry.

Requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Three to five years of related industry experience preferred, with an advanced electronics and troubleshooting background.
• Technical qualifications and experience sufficient for applicable regulatory licensing and customer requirements, such as FAA, CASA, or EASA A, B1, and/or B2 type ratings.
• Legal right to work in Chile through nationality, visa, or work permit is required.
• English proficiency is required to read and follow aviation procedures, manuals, diagrams, and verbal instructions.
• Valid driver's license, ability to pass extensive security and background checks, and ability to work shifts, weekends, and holidays.

Nice to have

• Airline maintenance operations experience.
• 24/7 technical support experience.

Culture & Benefits

• Onsite work in an aircraft maintenance environment.
• Exposure to aircraft operations, airport access requirements, and PAC product systems.
• Work may involve high-pressure conditions, confined spaces, varying noise levels, extreme weather, and physical tasks such as climbing ladders and lifting up to 50 pounds.
• Travel to other line stations may be required to provide operational relief.