Application Packager
Up to Β£40,000 | Mostly remote | One day a week onsite in Salisbury or Portsmouth
Enjoy taking an application from a messy installer to a reliable, ready-to-deploy package? This is a varied role in a supportive packaging team, working across Windows 11 environments and helping improve how software reaches users.
You'll handle the full process: discovery, packaging, testing, UAT and release into production. Alongside that, you'll troubleshoot deployment issues and have the chance to suggest smarter, more efficient ways of working.
What you'll be doing
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Building MSIX and MSI packages, MST transforms and PowerShell scripted installations
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Creating and managing application deployments through MECM and Intune
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Testing, documenting and releasing packages across multiple networks
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Troubleshooting packaging and deployment issues
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Supporting licence server work, Group Policy and Active Directory changes
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Working closely with teammates, clients and vendors to get issues resolved
What you'll bring
You'll have hands-on application packaging experience, with strong skills in MSI/MSIX, MST and PowerShell . You'll also know your way around MECM and Intune and be comfortable investigating why an application or deployment hasn't worked as expected.
You must be a sole UK national and eligible for SC clearance . The role requires one day a week onsite in either Salisbury or Portsmouth .
Interested? Send me your CV and I'll tell you more.
RSG Plc is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.
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