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The Automotive Technician is responsible for diagnosing and repairing vehicle issues to ensure maximum reliability and functionality. This role plays a crucial part in maintaining the quality and performance of vehicles in a fast-paced automotive environment.
The Project Engineer, Project OEM is responsible for coordinating and tracking OEM programme milestones. This role involves collaboration with various teams to ensure project schedules are met and documentation is prepared for customer engagement.
The Operations Assistant is responsible for managing the daily operations of vehicle handling. This role involves ensuring vehicle compliance with standards and maintaining accurate movement records.
The Assistant Manager, Business Development, NCD is responsible for leading a team of Sales Consultants to achieve sales targets and build strong relationships with New Car Dealers. This role involves developing sales strategies and collaborating with various teams to enhance customer experiences in a dynamic automotive environment.
The Automotive Consultant is responsible for repairing and maintaining vehicles to ensure maximum reliability. This role involves diagnosing vehicle problems and advising motorists on vehicle usage and maintenance scheduling.
The Executive, Network Standards - Development is responsible for enforcing dealership standards and ensuring compliance across branches. This role involves coordinating with various stakeholders to support the establishment and transformation of new locations within the automotive industry.
The Vehicle Sales Representative is responsible for showcasing and selling a diverse range of cars priced below 40k. This role involves engaging with customers to understand their needs and providing tailored solutions to ensure a smooth sales process.
The Technical Supervisor is responsible for leading the vehicle service and repair team to ensure high standards of productivity and quality. This role involves diagnosing technical issues, managing shop floor activities, and overseeing job distribution to optimize efficiency in a dynamic workshop environment.
The Sales Consultant is responsible for driving sales and providing exceptional customer service. This role thrives in a dynamic sales environment, engaging with customers both in-person and online to enhance their vehicle purchasing experience.
The Inventory Assistant is responsible for managing spare parts inventory for automotive needs. This role involves ensuring accurate stock levels and collaborating with the sales team to fulfill customer orders promptly.
The Executive in Enterprise Risk Management is responsible for overseeing and enhancing the organization's risk management processes. This role involves collaborating with various stakeholders to ensure effective risk assessment and mitigation strategies are in place.
The Assistant Branch Manager (Automotive) is responsible for leading the branch team to enhance the customer experience in used car buying. This role involves optimizing sales performance and managing daily operations while motivating team members to achieve sales targets.
By SuperJobs Career Team · Updated July 2026
Malaysia's automotive sector is one of the most significant in Southeast Asia, anchored by national car manufacturers and a broad ecosystem of component suppliers, dealerships, and after-sales service providers. The industry employs over 700,000 people directly and indirectly, making it a major pillar of the national economy.
Proton Holdings and Perodua (Perusahaan Otomobil Kedua) are the twin national automotive brands — together commanding over 60% of the Malaysian domestic market. Their manufacturing plants in Shah Alam (Proton), Subang Jaya (Proton assembly), and Rawang (Perodua) are among the country's largest single-site employers. International brands with significant assembly or distribution operations include Toyota (UMW Toyota), Honda (Honda Malaysia), Mazda (Bermaz Auto), BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Hyundai.
The sector is undergoing a structural transition driven by electrification. EV adoption is accelerating in Malaysia following the 2023 launch of Proton's X70 EV and expanded CKD (Completely Knocked Down) assembly of Chinese EV brands. The government's New Energy Vehicle (NEV) roadmap is creating demand for EV powertrain engineers, battery systems specialists, and EV charging infrastructure professionals — entirely new job families that did not exist in the Malaysian automotive market five years ago.
Automotive technicians and service advisors earn RM 2,200 – RM 3,800/month. Engineers in vehicle assembly and component manufacturing earn RM 3,500 – RM 6,500/month at entry to mid-level. Senior engineers, product planners, and quality managers earn RM 7,000 – RM 14,000/month. Automotive directors and general managers at major brands earn RM 15,000 – RM 35,000/month.
EV engineers — particularly those with battery management system (BMS) experience, electric drivetrain engineering, or EV charging infrastructure design — are the most sought-after professionals in Malaysian automotive, commanding 25–40% premiums over comparable ICE (internal combustion engine) roles. Dealership general managers and after-sales service managers at premium brands (BMW, Mercedes) earn substantially more than mass-market equivalents. The shift to software-defined vehicles is also creating demand for embedded software engineers with automotive (AUTOSAR, ISO 26262) experience.
Develops and validates vehicle systems — chassis, powertrain, body, electrical — at OEMs like Proton, Perodua, or international brands with Malaysian engineering centres.
Designs and develops electric powertrain, battery management systems, and EV charging infrastructure as Malaysia accelerates its electrification roadmap.
Manages supplier quality, incoming quality control, and IATF 16949 compliance at vehicle assembly plants and Tier 1 component manufacturers.
Front-line customer interaction at authorised dealerships — managing vehicle service appointments, warranty claims, and customer satisfaction.
Sells new and used vehicles at dealerships, or manages fleet accounts for corporate clients at authorised brand distributors.
Manages vehicle assembly line operations, optimises production processes, and implements lean manufacturing improvements at CKD assembly plants.
Search SuperJobs by role ("automotive engineer", "EV engineer", "service advisor", "quality engineer automotive") or filter by the Automotive industry for all current listings.
Highlight automotive-specific standards and certifications: IATF 16949, VDA 6.3, APQP, PPAP, FMEA, and functional safety experience (ISO 26262) for safety-critical engineering roles.
For EV and electrification roles, emphasise any exposure to BMS (Battery Management Systems), CAN/LIN bus communication, AUTOSAR architecture, or high-voltage system safety.
Apply through SuperJobs and directly via Proton, Perodua, and major distributor career portals — both channels are active and sometimes carry different role listings.
Prepare for technical interviews covering your specific vehicle system expertise, any product launches you have supported, and your approach to resolving field quality issues or warranty cost reduction.