Reporting to Portfolio Director
About Packt
Packt's mission is to help the world put software to work in new ways, through the delivery of effective learning and information services to IT professionals. We are a technical publisher and learning provider with over 400 staff based across the globe, primarily in India and the UK. Our products have global relevance, and our multimedia portfolio includes over 7,000 books, e-books, audiobooks, and video courses. For more details, visit www.packtpub.com.
Within Packt, the publishing business is spread across a number of verticals, each focused on a particular domain. This role is for the Systems Administration & Networking vertical.
About the Systems Administration & Networking Vertical
The Systems Administration & Networking vertical covers the technology domains that keep contemporary digital infrastructure running: cloud, DevOps, system administration, networking, platform engineering, and the fast-emerging field of AI infrastructure. Our audience is working practitioners such as sysadmins, network engineers,



cloud and platform engineers, SREs and DevOps professionals, whose roles are evolving from manual, tool-driven operations toward automation-first, systems-level work. We build learning products that help them make that transition: from managing infrastructure to designing AI-ready platforms, and from following runbooks to integrating AI into everyday workflows like troubleshooting, deployments, observability, and incident response.
Joining this team means shaping content for a market in genuine transition. AI infrastructure engineering is becoming a core skill across SysOps roles, reliability and cost governance are now first-class priorities, and learning itself is shifting toward expert-led, trust-driven formats. You'll work across books, events, newsletters, and community to commission and develop content that meets practitioners where their work is actually heading, and help build one of the most connected learning

📌 Content Engineer (India)
🏢 Packt
📍 India