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Job Role
An Application Packaging Engineer is responsible for packaging, repackaging, testing, virtualizing, and deploying enterprise applications across Windows environments. The role ensures that software installations are standardized, secure, compatible, and ready for deployment through enterprise management tools such as SCCM and Intune.
Key Responsibilities
Create and maintain application packages (MSI, MST, MSIX, APP-V, APPX).
Perform application packaging and repackaging for Windows environments
Develop packages using tools such as AdminStudio, InstallShield, Wise Package Studio, and Advanced Installer.
Create and maintain PowerShell, VB Script, Batch Script, and custom actions for package customization and automation.
Conduct application compatibility testing and remediation during OS upgrades.
Deploy applications through SCCM, MECM, or Intune.
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📌 Application Packaging Engineer (India)
🏢 Lenovo
📍 India