Senior Application Packaging Engineer

Vitol, a global energy and commodities trader with $331 billion in revenue in 2024, moves millions of barrels of oil daily and operates a network of ships, storage, refining and retail assets. The company is expanding into renewable projects and seeks a Senior Application Packaging Engineer to join its Workplace team, focusing on Windows‑based enterprise environments. In this position you will create, test and roll out software packages for Windows endpoints, using tools such as Microsoft Intune, Configuration Manager, Patch My PC and PowerShell‑based installers. Responsibilities include building MSI, MSIX, App‑V, EXE wrappers and Win32 packages, managing the full lifecycle from discovery through retirement, troubleshooting deployment failures on Windows 11, and documenting installation guides, test results and rollback procedures. You will also collaborate with infrastructure, security, desktop engineering and application owners to ensure secure, reliable delivery across physical, virtual and cloud desktops. The role requires extensive experience as an Application Packager or Desktop Engineer in an enterprise setting, deep hands‑on expertise with SCCM/Configuration Manager and Intune, especially Win32 app handling, and solid knowledge of Patch My PC for third‑party updates. Candidates must be proficient in Windows 11 architecture, MSI/MSIX packaging, PowerShell scripting and PSADT, and understand registry, file permissions and user profiles. Strong analytical, problem‑solving and communication skills, the ability to work independently, and familiarity with ITIL‑style change management are essential. Additional advantages include experience with virtualization platforms such as VMware, Citrix, Azure Virtual Desktop or Windows 365, and a proactive attitude toward process automation and continuous improvement. The team values flexibility, the capacity to work outside regular hours, and the ability to meet tight deadlines in a fast‑paced, high‑integrity environment.