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Posted on 21 September 2026
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Job Description & Summary
Application Packaging Engineer is a team member that, based on global endpoint management, manages Intune software packages in PwC. Subject of responsibility for Application Packaging Engineer is preparing automated and managed software distribution in Windows PCs environment managed by Active Directory and Workspace One/Intune MDM solution.
Job Duties:
Creating/ modifying application installation packages for device management
Targeting them to groups of users within the environment
Reporting success rate of software deployments
Prepare automated software removals for licensing and cost management
Skills:
Experience with creating automated scripts and unattended software installations and uninstallations
Skilled in Windows 11 Enterprise / macOS, PowerShell, Microsoft Installer (msi, mst, appx, msix), VBScript and Jamf (.pkg or .dmg)
Familiar with VmWare Workspace One, Microsoft Intune, Windows 11, Active Directory, Flexera Admin Studio
Getting things done and customer-oriented with ability to work independently
Familiarity with ITIL change management best practices is a plus.
Qualifications:
Education:
A relevant degree, such as a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science or Information Technology is a plus
Experience:
2 years of experience in a related role in endpoint management in large corporate environment
Language:
Fluent in English, both written and spoken
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About PwC
PwC is one of the Big Four, and its board here is the global Experienced Careers listing rather than a European one: most of what it carries is Cairo, Kuala Lumpur, Kolkata, Toronto and Manila, with Milan, Warsaw, Barcelona and London among the European entries. The technology work sits in the consulting and internal-technology arms rather than in a product org, so filter by role before judging the count.
