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The Plantation Supervisor is responsible for overseeing planting operations and managing workers to ensure quality standards are met. This role involves inspecting crops, ensuring safety compliance, and providing training in a dynamic plantation environment.
The Sales Representative is responsible for identifying and pursuing new sales opportunities. This role involves maintaining client relationships and ensuring customer satisfaction while contributing to the overall sales strategy of the company.
The Personal Banker (Eastern) is responsible for providing advisory financial services to customers. This role involves engaging with clients to help them achieve their financial goals while promoting Retail Banking products.
The Live Host is responsible for managing daily live streaming sessions on TikTok and Shopee. This role requires engaging with the audience, promoting products, and ensuring a smooth and captivating broadcast to drive sales.
The Relationship Manager, CBBC is responsible for maintaining and deepening relationships with a core portfolio of Middle Market/SME clients. This role significantly impacts the bank's growth by driving sales through customer acquisition and managing existing client loans.
The Hire Purchase - Head & Business Manager is responsible for overseeing the management of the Hire Purchase Centre. This role focuses on developing client relationships and implementing effective sales strategies to drive business growth in the East Coast and Sabah & Sarawak regions.
The Salesperson is responsible for promoting and selling custom jerseys and sportswear. This role involves achieving sales targets and building strong client relationships in a dynamic sales environment.
By SuperJobs Career Team · Updated July 2026
Kelantan, on Malaysia's northeastern coast bordering Thailand, has a distinct cultural and economic identity. The state is known for its strong Malay cultural traditions, vibrant cottage industries, and a workforce that skews heavily toward SMEs, agriculture, and the public sector.
Kota Bharu, the state capital, is the commercial and administrative heart of Kelantan — home to wet markets, bazaars, government offices, hospitals, and a growing number of franchise retail outlets. The informal economy is significant here, with batik printing, silvercraft, and handloom weaving supporting thousands of households.
Kelantan has a lower industrialisation rate than most Peninsula states, and DOSM places its median household income at approximately RM 4,800/month — the lowest in Peninsular Malaysia. However, the cost of living is correspondingly low, and the state's tight-knit community culture makes it a preferred destination for professionals who value work-life balance and cultural roots.
Kelantan salaries are the most modest in the Peninsula. Fresh graduates earn RM 1,700–2,400/month, mid-career professionals in the public sector and education earn RM 2,800–4,500/month. Government, healthcare, and education roles offer the most stable and relatively better-paid employment in the state.
Kota Bharu is the only significant urban hiring centre, concentrating retail, government, education, and healthcare jobs. Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) across trading, food production, and light manufacturing account for the bulk of private sector employment. The ECRL (East Coast Rail Link) construction corridor is expected to gradually improve connectivity and investment prospects.
State and federal government agencies, GLC branches, and statutory bodies are among the largest formal employers.
Universiti Malaysia Kelantan (UMK), Universiti Sains Malaysia (Kubang Kerian), and teacher training institutes.
Hospital Raja Perempuan Zainab II, Kota Bharu medical hub, and community clinics across the state.
Wet markets, bazaars, shopping malls (KB Mall, Mydin), and franchise outlets in Kota Bharu.
Paddy farming, fisheries, and rubber smallholdings supporting rural livelihoods and agri-processing SMEs.
Batik printing, silvercraft, songket weaving, and keropok processing businesses sustaining the state's cultural economy.
Search SuperJobs with "Kelantan" as the location to browse openings in Kota Bharu and surrounding districts.
For public sector and education roles, ensure your CV clearly lists academic qualifications and any professional certifications relevant to the role.
Apply through SuperJobs. Many Kelantan employers, especially SMEs, also advertise via local community boards — cross-reference with SuperJobs listings.
Consider the lifestyle context when evaluating Kelantan roles. The state's low cost of living means modest salaries stretch significantly further than equivalent figures in KL.