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Latest Full-time Jobs in Malaysia

Assistant Loyalty Manager

Marriott International
Full-Time

The Assistant Loyalty Manager is responsible for ensuring a seamless guest check-in experience and managing loyalty program information. This role plays a crucial part in enhancing guest satisfaction and supporting the overall operations of the hotel.

Kuala Lumpur
Undisclosed

Commis

Komatra Sajian Sdn Bhd
Full-Time

The Commis is responsible for preparing the menu set by senior officers. This role requires attention to detail and the ability to work in a fast-paced kitchen environment.

Perak
MYR 1900 - 2300

Clerk

V.S INDUSTRY BHD
Full-Time

The Clerk is responsible for maintaining documentation and performing various administrative tasks. This role plays a crucial part in supporting the department's operations and ensuring efficient management of staff information and reports.

Kuala Lumpur
Undisclosed

Technology Strategy & Advisory - Transformation Excellence - Data

Accenture Malaysia
Full-Time

The Technology Strategy & Advisory - Transformation Excellence - Data is responsible for enhancing business performance through data-driven strategies. This role involves collaborating with clients to implement innovative solutions that drive growth and transformation in their organizations.

Kuala Lumpur
Undisclosed

Commercial Driver

Gasworld Sdn Bhd
Full-Time

The Commercial Driver is responsible for safely and responsibly operating a truck to transport goods or materials from one location to another. This role is crucial in ensuring timely deliveries while adhering to all road safety regulations.

Kuala Lumpur
MYR 2300 - 5000

Purchasing Admin

All-Ivory Enterprise Sdn Bhd
Full-Time

The Purchasing Admin is responsible for managing the procurement process efficiently. This role involves coordinating with suppliers and various departments to ensure timely delivery and accurate record-keeping.

Selangor
MYR 2200 - 3000

Warehouse Assistant

Gagner Auto Sdn Bhd
Full-Time

The Warehouse Assistant is responsible for managing spare parts inventory and ensuring accurate stock levels. This role plays a crucial part in optimizing warehouse operations and supporting the efficiency of the automotive service department.

Johor
MYR 2200 - 2400

ASSISTANT CHIEF BAKER

AEON
Full-Time

The Assistant Chief Baker is responsible for supporting the head baker in all production tasks. This role involves learning various baking techniques and ensuring the quality of baked goods in a fast-paced environment.

Perak
Undisclosed

Operation Admin Executive (Mandarin Speaker)

Nexsucceed Academy Sdn Bhd
Full-Time

The Operation Admin Executive is responsible for managing and updating daily business records and the database system to ensure data integrity. This role plays a crucial part in supporting the operational efficiency of the team and maintaining effective communication with partners.

Kuala Lumpur
Undisclosed

Head - IT Network Communications

Resorts World Genting
Full-Time

The Head - IT Network Communications is responsible for providing technical leadership on communication-related solutions. This role oversees the IT lifecycle of network systems for the Genting Group in Kuala Lumpur and Resorts World Genting, impacting the efficiency and effectiveness of communication across the organization.

Kuala Lumpur
Undisclosed

Customer Service Representative

SB Advisory Services
Full-Time

The Customer Service Representative is responsible for engaging with customers over the phone. This role plays a crucial part in ensuring customer satisfaction by providing clear explanations of the services offered by the company.

Selangor
MYR 2500 - 3000

Reservoir Engineer

Exxonmobil Business Support Centre Malaysia
Full-Time

The Reservoir Engineer is responsible for providing technical support and expertise in reservoir engineering for oil and gas development projects and production operations. This role involves collaboration with multidisciplinary teams to ensure optimal asset development and operations.

Kuala Lumpur
Undisclosed

By SuperJobs Career Team · Updated September 2026

About Full-Time Jobs in Malaysia

Full-time employment remains the backbone of Malaysia's job market. Under the Employment Act 1955 (amended 2022), full-time employees work a maximum of 45 hours per week and are entitled to statutory benefits including EPF contributions, SOCSO coverage, annual leave, and sick leave.

Malaysia's full-time workforce spans every sector — from financial services and technology in Kuala Lumpur to manufacturing hubs in Penang and Johor. For fresh graduates and mid-career professionals alike, full-time roles offer the most comprehensive benefits, structured career progression, and long-term job security.

According to the Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM), full-time employment accounts for approximately 85% of all paid positions in the country, with demand concentrated in services, manufacturing, and construction sectors.

Salary & Hiring Trends for Full-Time Roles

Full-time salaries in Malaysia vary widely by industry and experience. Fresh graduates typically start between RM 2,500 – RM 3,500/month, while mid-career professionals earn RM 4,500 – RM 8,000/month. Senior roles in tech, finance, and consulting can exceed RM 15,000/month.

The highest-paying full-time sectors in 2026 include technology (software engineering, data science), financial services (investment banking, actuarial), and oil & gas. Demand is strongest in the Greater Kuala Lumpur area, followed by Penang's tech corridor and Johor's Iskandar Puteri development zone.

Hiring trends show a steady shift toward hybrid and flexible full-time arrangements, with many employers offering 2-3 days of remote work per week without reducing benefits.

Top Industries Hiring Full-Time in Malaysia

Financial Services

Banking, insurance, and investment firms consistently hire the most full-time staff across KL and Selangor.

Technology & Software

Software engineers, data analysts, and IT professionals are in high demand across Penang and KL tech hubs.

Healthcare

Hospitals, clinics, and pharmaceutical companies need full-time medical staff, nurses, and lab technicians.

Manufacturing

Factory operators, quality engineers, and production managers across Penang, Johor, and Selangor industrial zones.

Education

Lecturers, teachers, and academic administrators at universities, colleges, and private tuition centres.

Consulting

Strategy, management, and IT consulting firms hire graduates and experienced professionals for full-time advisory roles.

How to Land a Full-Time Job in Malaysia

  1. 1

    Search for full-time roles on SuperJobs using the employment type filter. Browse by industry, location, or keyword to find roles matching your skills.

  2. 2

    Prepare a tailored CV highlighting relevant experience, certifications, and measurable achievements. Use an ATS-friendly format to pass automated screening.

  3. 3

    Write a concise cover letter that addresses the specific job requirements. Mention the company by name and explain why you are a strong fit.

  4. 4

    Apply directly through SuperJobs — most applications take under 2 minutes. Track your application status from your dashboard.

  5. 5

    Prepare for interviews by researching the company, practising common questions, and preparing examples of past achievements using the STAR method.

  6. 6

    Negotiate your offer confidently. Know the market rate for your role (check our Salary Insights tool) and factor in EPF, medical benefits, and bonuses.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a full-time job in Malaysia and how is it different from other employment types?
A full-time job in Malaysia typically requires 40–45 hours of work per week under a permanent or open-ended contract. Unlike part-time, contract, or freelance work, full-time employees are entitled to the complete range of statutory benefits under the Employment Act 1955 — including EPF (Employees Provident Fund), SOCSO (Social Security Organisation), paid annual leave (minimum 8 days), sick leave, and maternity/paternity leave.
How much can I earn from full-time work in Malaysia?
The minimum wage in Malaysia is RM 1,700/month (universal since August 2025). Fresh graduates typically earn RM 2,500–3,500/month depending on the industry. Mid-career professionals earn RM 4,500–8,000/month, while senior specialists and managers can earn RM 10,000–20,000+ per month. The highest-paying sectors include technology, financial services, oil & gas, and consulting. Salaries vary significantly by location — KL and Penang tend to pay 15–25% more than East Malaysia.
Do full-time employees in Malaysia get EPF, SOCSO and other statutory benefits?
Yes. All full-time employees in Malaysia are entitled to statutory contributions: EPF (employer contributes 12–13%, employee contributes 11% of salary), SOCSO (employer-funded social security for workplace injuries and invalidity), and EIS (Employment Insurance System for retrenchment protection). Additionally, full-time staff receive paid annual leave, sick leave, public holidays, and maternity leave (98 days minimum). Many employers also offer medical insurance, dental coverage, and performance bonuses above the statutory minimum.
Which industries hire the most full-time workers in Malaysia?
The top hiring industries for full-time positions in Malaysia include financial services, technology/software, healthcare, manufacturing, education, and retail. In Greater KL, financial services and tech dominate. Penang is a hub for semiconductor manufacturing and software engineering. Johor benefits from proximity to Singapore, attracting logistics, manufacturing, and hospitality roles. The public sector and government-linked companies (GLCs) also represent a significant share of full-time employment.
How do I find legitimate full-time jobs and avoid scams on job portals in Malaysia?
Stick to verified job portals like SuperJobs where employers are screened before posting. Red flags for job scams include: requests for upfront payment, vague job descriptions with unrealistically high salaries, interviews conducted only via WhatsApp or Telegram, and companies with no verifiable address or website. Always research the company on SSM (Companies Commission of Malaysia), check their LinkedIn presence, and never share your bank details or IC number before signing an official employment contract.