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The Internship Mechanical Student (Engineering) is responsible for gaining practical experience in the field of Mechanical Engineering. This role offers students the opportunity to work in a dynamic manufacturing environment in Johor, Kluang.
The Maintenance Engineer is responsible for ensuring the reliability and operational readiness of jetty facilities. This role plays a critical part in maintaining and enhancing marine infrastructure that supports safe and efficient port operations.
The Service Engineer is responsible for providing technical support in the semiconductor industry. This role involves machine installation, troubleshooting, and building long-term customer relationships both locally and internationally.
The Fresh Graduate Engineer (Process / Chemical) is responsible for assisting in the optimization and improvement of electroplating and coating processes. This role involves collaboration with production and engineering teams to enhance product quality and efficiency while adhering to safety and quality standards.
The Cadet Engineer is responsible for assisting the Mill Manager in day-to-day mill operations and maintenance. This role involves learning all aspects of palm oil mill operations while ensuring product quality and efficiency.
The Project Manager (Electrical Distribution Business) is responsible for overseeing multiple projects within the electrical distribution sector. This role involves defining project objectives and ensuring the delivery of sustainable energy and automation solutions while maintaining safety and cost control.
The Product Engineer is responsible for contributing to the development and improvement of products associated with well-known brands. This role is part of a global team dedicated to making a significant impact for those who make the world.
The Internship Technician is responsible for assisting with the installation, maintenance, and repair of equipment or machines. This role provides valuable support to technicians and engineers, contributing to the overall efficiency and safety of operations.
The Chargeman – Facility & Utility Maintenance is responsible for ensuring the optimal functioning of all electrical systems and infrastructure. This role involves hands-on maintenance and supervision of external vendors, contributing to a safe and efficient work environment.
The Structural Engineer is responsible for providing Structural and Foundation Engineering Design for various projects. This role involves collaboration with clients, contractors, and authorities to ensure high-quality design and compliance with standards.
The Productivity Engineer is responsible for monitoring and analyzing machine output to enhance efficiency. This role involves leading continuous improvement initiatives and ensuring compliance with customer requirements in a dynamic manufacturing environment.
The Theme Park Technician is responsible for ensuring the safety and efficiency of rides and facilities. This role involves performing maintenance and addressing breakdowns while adhering to safety protocols in a dynamic theme park environment.
By SuperJobs Career Team · Updated July 2026
Engineering jobs in Malaysia span mechanical, civil, electrical, chemical, industrial, and electronic disciplines — underpinning the country's manufacturing, construction, energy, and infrastructure sectors. Malaysia's industrial heartlands in Penang (electronics), Johor (logistics and manufacturing), Selangor (automotive and aerospace), and Sarawak (oil and gas) generate consistent engineering talent demand.
Major engineering employers include Petronas and its production-sharing contractors (SapuraOMV, Hibiscus, Velesto), top property and infrastructure developers (Gamuda, IJM, WCT, Sunway Construction), semiconductor companies (Intel, Infineon, ON Semiconductor), and automotive manufacturers (Proton, Perodua, Honda, Toyota). The Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) governs professional registration for practising engineers.
Malaysia's infrastructure push — including MRT and LRT expansions, the Penang Transport Master Plan, and large-scale renewable energy projects — is sustaining strong civil and electrical engineering demand through the end of the decade.
Graduate engineers in Malaysia typically start at RM 2,800 – RM 3,800/month. Mid-level engineers (3–7 years' experience) earn RM 4,500 – RM 8,000/month. Senior engineers and project managers command RM 8,000 – RM 16,000/month, while engineering directors and chief engineers at large companies can earn RM 18,000 – RM 35,000/month.
Oil and gas engineering roles (offshore and onshore) remain the highest-paying engineering category in Malaysia, with offshore assignments commanding 30–50% premiums over equivalent onshore roles. Process and chemical engineering for the semiconductor and pharmaceutical industries is also highly compensated. Professional Engineer (PE) registration with BEM adds a meaningful salary premium for senior roles.
Design, manufacturing, maintenance, and process optimisation in automotive, aerospace, HVAC, and industrial machinery sectors.
Structural design, site supervision, and project management for roads, bridges, buildings, and infrastructure projects across Malaysia.
Power systems, building electrical services, industrial automation, and renewable energy project engineering across Malaysia.
Process design, optimisation, and safety management in petrochemical, pharmaceutical, and semiconductor manufacturing environments.
Manages production lines, improves manufacturing efficiency, and implements quality systems at factories across Penang and Selangor.
Leads end-to-end delivery of complex engineering projects — from tendering and procurement to construction, commissioning, and handover.
Search SuperJobs by engineering discipline ("mechanical engineer", "civil engineer", "process engineer") or use the Engineering industry filter.
Include your Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) registration status on your CV. For senior roles, Professional Engineer (PE) status is often a prerequisite.
Highlight major projects you have delivered — include contract value, scale, and your specific role and responsibilities. Engineering employers value tangible project experience.
Apply through SuperJobs. For oil and gas roles in Sarawak or offshore, indicate your BOSIET/HUET offshore survival certification and medical fitness certificate.
Prepare for technical interviews that may include discipline-specific design questions, P&ID reading, or project delivery scenario discussions.