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DV Cleared Application Packager - 5 days onsite near Reading - 6 months - £500-600 per day inside IR35 The Application Packager will work within the Managed Applications workstream, assessing and selecting appropriate design templates for moving applications onto fixed and deployed platforms, working in collaboration with the … team's Customer Design Lead. As an Application Packager, you will technically analyse a variety of applications to understand the installation, configuration, functionality, interoperability and security aspects of software to produce technical and release management documents to support the deployment and subsequent support of the application. You will … such as creating Custom Actions, creating and tailoring Transforms and associated troubleshooting. Good working knowledge of VMware (inc. using the latest application virtualisation products), familiar with using both historic and current Windows (Desktop and Server) and Linux systems (e.g. RHEL). Ability to create and troubleshoot these more »

Application Packager - DV Cleared - Hook - £550 - £610 a day (Inside IR35) You will join a global IT Consultancy who are delivering digital transformation to the MoD. You will use your advanced application packaging and repackaging knowledge to Integrate COTS, GOTS and Client/Server based applications … will need to hold active, current DV Clearance. Working pattern: The role is based full time on site. Your skills and experience: Advanced application packaging/repackaging knowledge using best of breed toolsets. Ability to Integrate COTS, GOTS and Client/Server based applications within Windows and/… such as creating Custom Actions, creating and tailoring Transforms and associated troubleshooting. Good working knowledge of VMware (inc. using the latest application virtualisation products), familiar with using both historic and current Windows (Desktop and Server) and Linux systems (e.g. RHEL). Ability to create and troubleshoot these more »