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The Social Media Marketing Intern is responsible for assisting in the development and implementation of social media strategies. This role offers an opportunity to work in a dynamic environment, focusing on platforms like Instagram and TikTok to enhance brand visibility and engagement.
The Content Writer is responsible for creating engaging and informative content that simplifies complex tech concepts for our audience. This role involves collaboration with various teams to ensure alignment with the latest trends and innovations in the tech industry.
The Internship Motion Graphic / Online Editor is responsible for contributing to the production of high-quality digital content. This role offers an opportunity to develop editorial skills and engage in a collaborative creative environment while learning industry tools and techniques.
The SPE-AR speaker is responsible for managing social media content and trending topics. This role requires strong organizational skills and the ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment while communicating effectively in both Arabic and English.
The Operations Analyst (EMEA Shift) is responsible for supporting the development and maintenance of tools and technology systems that enhance editorial workflows. This role plays a crucial part in process optimization and automation initiatives, collaborating with cross-functional teams to implement transformative solutions.
The Content Creator (Bahasa Melayu) is responsible for producing high-quality, engaging, and educational content about technology. This role involves creating content that resonates with a diverse audience while maintaining relevance and entertainment value.
The Intern is responsible for supporting the administration, management, and operations of digital platforms. This role plays a crucial part in enhancing user experience and aligning content with organizational goals within the School of Media and Communication at Taylor's University.
The Live Host is responsible for engaging with audiences through live streaming sessions. This role significantly impacts brand awareness and sales by creating captivating content that resonates with our target demographic.
The Internship Content Intern is responsible for managing and overseeing Hiredly's English and Chinese social media channels. This role involves collaborating with the marketing team to develop creative content and contribute to a team-focused, learning-oriented environment.
The Internship Videographer is responsible for assisting the creative team in producing high-quality video content. This role offers an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in video production and post-production processes within a dynamic studio environment.
The Senior Executive in Public Relations is responsible for developing and executing PR strategies to enhance the company's public image. This role involves managing media relationships and guiding junior team members to ensure effective campaign execution in a dynamic work environment.
The Multimedia Designer is responsible for creating engaging static and motion creatives for various digital platforms. This role plays a crucial part in enhancing the performance of marketing campaigns through innovative visual content.
By SuperJobs Career Team · Updated June 2026
Malaysia's media sector encompasses television broadcasting, radio, print journalism, digital publishing, podcasting, and online media — making it one of the most diverse content employment landscapes in Southeast Asia. The sector is shaped by the coexistence of government-owned broadcasters, large private media conglomerates, and an increasingly powerful independent digital media ecosystem.
Key employers include Astro (Malaysia's largest pay-TV and media company), Media Prima (TV3, TV9, New Straits Times, Harian Metro), RTM (Radio Television Malaysia), Bernama (national news agency), Star Media Group (The Star), Sin Chew Media, and Nanyang Press. Digital-native publishers — Malaysiakini, Says.com, Vulcan Post, Free Malaysia Today — have grown substantially and now rival traditional outlets for young media talent.
The media industry in Malaysia is undergoing a structural transformation driven by falling print advertising revenue and surging digital consumption. Journalists and content creators who combine strong storytelling with SEO, video production, and data journalism skills are the most in-demand profiles. Bilingual and trilingual journalists (BM, English, Mandarin) command significant market advantages in Malaysia's multilingual media landscape.
Junior journalists, reporters, and content writers earn RM 2,500 – RM 3,800/month. Senior journalists, sub-editors, and digital content managers earn RM 4,000 – RM 7,000/month. Editors-in-chief, news directors, and broadcast producers at major media houses earn RM 8,000 – RM 18,000/month.
The strongest hiring demand is in digital content production — video journalism, social media content, podcast production, and data-driven investigative reporting. Broadcast journalists at Astro and Media Prima earn above-average media salaries due to the company's scale and commercial revenue base. Freelance journalism and content creation are growing significantly, with experienced freelancers earning RM 5,000–12,000/month across multiple clients. Media professionals with Google Analytics and SEO skills command 20–30% premiums.
Researches, writes, and publishes news articles for print, digital, and broadcast outlets across Malaysia's diverse media landscape.
Produces editorial content for digital publications — news, features, listicles, and long-form analysis optimised for online audiences.
Presents and reports news for television and radio at broadcasters including Astro, Media Prima, and RTM.
Plans, shoots, and edits video content for broadcast, YouTube, social media, and streaming platforms.
Reviews, edits, and fact-checks editorial content before publication — essential for print and high-volume digital publications.
Plans, records, and distributes podcast series for media companies, brands, and independent publishers in Malaysia's growing audio market.
Search SuperJobs using terms like "journalist", "content writer", "video producer", "editor", or "broadcast journalist" — or browse the Media industry page for all active listings.
Build and link a strong portfolio: published articles, broadcast clips, YouTube channel, or a personal blog. In media hiring, your body of work matters more than your CV alone.
Highlight multilingual skills prominently — BM, English, and Mandarin writing proficiency opens significantly more doors in Malaysian media than single-language candidates.
Apply through SuperJobs with a tailored cover letter that demonstrates your understanding of the publication's editorial voice, audience, and recent coverage approach.
Prepare to complete an editorial test as part of the hiring process — most Malaysian media employers ask candidates to write a news article or produce a short video segment under time pressure.