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The Sales Executive will identify sales opportunities, manage customer accounts, and prepare reports while utilizing skills in cold calling and customer relationship management to meet sales targets.
This role involves managing recruitment, onboarding, and employee relations while ensuring compliance with HR policies. Strong communication and organizational skills are essential, along with proficiency in Microsoft Office and familiarity with digital solutions.
This role is for a Trade Compliance Manager responsible for overseeing and managing trade compliance activities within an organization. The position may involve a hybrid work model with both office and remote work options.
The role involves managing the purchasing process, including sourcing, negotiation, and purchase order management, while maintaining supplier relationships and ensuring quality and cost-effectiveness. The position requires coordination with various departments to support material planning and compliance with company policies.
The Purchasing Executive will manage procurement and sourcing, requiring strong negotiation, analytical skills, and attention to detail to ensure quality and cost-effectiveness in purchasing decisions.
The Sales Coordinator processes sales orders and invoices, coordinates with various teams, and supports customer interactions. Strong communication and multitasking skills are essential for this role, along with proficiency in Microsoft Office.
The Trade Specialist position is located in San Antonio, Texas, and requires up to 50% regional travel. The role involves engaging in trade activities relevant to the area and requires strong communication, organizational skills, and a basic understanding of trade regulations.
The Export Assistant is responsible for coordinating order processing between overseas customers and the factory. This role involves managing delivery instructions, working with forwarding agents for overseas shipments, preparing delivery documents, and monitoring sales and on-time deliveries.
The Purchasing Manager oversees the procurement process and production input for point-of-sale materials, displays, and campaign setups. The role involves coordinating vendor sourcing, managing costs, and ensuring alignment between creative concepts and production capabilities.
The Business Development Executive role involves acquiring new merchants and managing relationships with existing ones. The position requires staying informed about industry trends, ensuring compliance, and maintaining records of merchant interactions.
The role involves developing AI-driven internal tools for various workflows, requiring proficiency in modern web technologies and collaborative coding with AI tools.
The role involves creating impactful sales presentations and marketing materials while ensuring brand consistency. You'll design digital content for various platforms, enhancing customer engagement and supporting marketing campaigns.
By SuperJobs Career Team · Updated June 2026
Trading — encompassing import/export, commodity trading, wholesale distribution, and international trade — is a fundamental pillar of Malaysia's open, export-oriented economy. Malaysia is one of the world's major exporters of palm oil, rubber, LNG, electronics, and petroleum products, sustaining a large professional workforce in commodity trading, trade finance, supply chain management, and international logistics.
Key trading employers include the FELDA Group and Sime Darby Plantation (palm oil trading), Petronas Trading Corporation and Vitol (energy commodities), MMC Corporation, and large diversified conglomerates with trading arms such as Sime Darby Berhad, IOI Corporation, and Boustead Holdings. The free trade zones at Port Klang, Johor Bahru, and Bayan Lepas support extensive import/export businesses across electronics, FMCG, chemicals, and machinery.
Malaysia's ASEAN trade agreements (RCEP, CPTPP, bilateral FTAs with 28 countries) create significant complexity and opportunity in international trade compliance. Trade finance professionals who understand letters of credit, documentary collections, and ASEAN rules of origin are consistently in short supply relative to demand across both financial institutions and trading companies.
Trade executives and import/export coordinators earn RM 2,800 – RM 4,500/month. Commodity traders at junior levels earn RM 4,000 – RM 7,000/month. Senior traders, trading managers, and regional trading heads at commodity houses earn RM 10,000 – RM 30,000/month, with performance bonuses potentially doubling base remuneration in active commodity markets.
Palm oil and energy commodity traders are uniquely well-compensated by Malaysian standards, reflecting the global scale of the markets they operate in. Trade finance specialists at banks and commodity firms are in chronic short supply. Customs and trade compliance officers with knowledge of RCEP rules of origin and preferential tariff schemes command growing premiums as companies actively work to capture FTA cost savings in their supply chains.
Buys and sells palm oil derivatives, petroleum products, or other commodities on physical or derivatives markets — one of Malaysia's most commercially rewarding career tracks.
Manages international trade documentation, customs declarations, shipping coordination, and trade compliance for importing and exporting companies.
Handles trade finance instruments — letters of credit, bank guarantees, documentary collections — at banks or treasury teams within trading companies.
Sources and negotiates supply agreements for raw materials, components, or finished goods across domestic and international supplier networks.
Ensures all import/export activities comply with customs regulations, preferential tariff schemes (FTA origin criteria), and export control requirements.
Develops new trading relationships, market entry strategies, and commercial partnerships for trading companies expanding regionally.
Search SuperJobs by role ("commodity trader", "import export executive", "trade finance", "procurement manager", "trade compliance") or browse the Trading industry page.
For commodity trading roles, highlight any exposure to Bloomberg Terminal, Reuters Eikon, or commodity management systems. Knowledge of specific commodity markets (palm oil, crude oil, rubber) is highly valued.
For import/export and compliance roles, demonstrate knowledge of HS tariff codes, RCEP/CPTPP rules of origin, and experience with Customs Management System (CMS) or MyTRADELINK portal.
Apply through SuperJobs and directly via major commodity firms and banks. Commodity trading roles are relationship-driven — networking at industry events (MPOC, Bursa Malaysia commodity conferences) supplements formal applications.
Prepare for trading interviews with a clear understanding of the company's commodity markets, trading strategy, and risk management framework. Be ready to discuss commodity price dynamics and hedging concepts.