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The Lead Platform Engineer is responsible for threat-informed detection engineering. This role plays a critical part in enhancing platform security and detection efficacy through collaboration and technical expertise.
The Program Manager is responsible for managing the development and implementation of Motorola Solutions products or services. This role involves coordinating teams to deliver projects effectively while ensuring they meet quality standards and are completed on time and within budget.
The Sales Executive is responsible for driving the growth of our internet service offerings. This role involves actively promoting and selling internet service packages to both new and existing customers while ensuring high levels of customer satisfaction.
The Integration Delivery Systems Analyst is responsible for developing, implementing, and maintaining integration solutions that facilitate the flow of information between various systems. This role requires collaboration with business analysts and IT staff to ensure effective data management and system architecture.
The Network Procurement Category Manager is responsible for procuring materials, software, and services to meet business requirements. This role involves negotiating with vendors and ensuring compliance with procurement policies while supervising technical evaluations.
The Account Manager - Federal Agencies is responsible for driving incremental revenues and managing client relationships within the public sector. This role involves developing sales strategies and collaborating with internal teams to enhance client engagement, ultimately contributing to business growth.
The Bid Manager (Enterprise Business) is responsible for coordinating and producing proposal responses while managing a bid team with the necessary expertise. This role plays a critical part in ensuring the timely delivery of compliant bids and engaging stakeholders throughout the bidding process.
The OSP Permitting intern is responsible for overseeing and managing permitting activities. This role involves building relationships with stakeholders and ensuring compliance with permitting submissions in a dynamic work environment.
The Access Network Engineer is responsible for overseeing the design, installation, and maintenance of communication networks. This role plays a crucial part in ensuring the efficiency and reliability of metro-E and FTTH networks through effective project management and collaboration with various stakeholders.
The Data Scientist Specialist is responsible for analyzing complex datasets and developing AI models to provide actionable insights that drive strategic decision-making and business performance. This role plays a crucial part in applying advanced analytical techniques and AI methodologies to solve business problems and support the organization’s data-driven initiatives.
The Network Support Analyst-4 is responsible for managing network incidents and ensuring effective communication throughout the ticket lifecycle. This role involves close collaboration with the Technical Support Team to troubleshoot issues and proactively monitor the TNS network.
The Head of Security Operations is responsible for leading and managing the Security Operations Centre (SOC) team. This role is critical in ensuring operational excellence and enhancing security measures across the organization.
By SuperJobs Career Team · Updated September 2026
SuperJobs is tracking 86 live telecommunications vacancies in Kuala Lumpur, with Maxis Communications, Time dotCom Berhad, U Mobile and Axiata Group carrying the most open positions. Every listing on this page links through to the employer's profile, so you can see the rest of their hiring before you apply.
Of the 86 live telecommunications vacancies in Kuala Lumpur right now, the breakdown is 74 full-time roles, 9 internship roles and 3 contract roles. The mix shifts week to week as employers post and close listings, and this page reads straight from the live board rather than a cached snapshot.
Malaysia's telecommunications sector is one of the most dynamic in Southeast Asia, undergoing a once-in-a-generation transformation driven by the rollout of 5G networks, widespread fibre broadband deployment, and the national consolidation of mobile operators. The sector directly employs tens of thousands of engineers, network specialists, and commercial professionals — with demand accelerating as the country's digital connectivity ambitions intensify.
Too few telecommunications employers in Kuala Lumpur publish a salary on their listings for us to quote a reliable local range. Malaysian job ads disclose pay far less often than in the UK or Australia, so treat any figure you see elsewhere for this exact combination with caution.
Network engineers and RF engineers at entry to mid-level earn RM 3,500 – RM 7,000/month. Telecom project managers and senior network architects earn RM 7,000 – RM 14,000/month. Head of Network, Director of Technology, and CTO-level roles at major operators earn RM 18,000 – RM 45,000/month.
5G network engineers and radio frequency (RF) optimisation specialists are the most in-demand technical profiles in Malaysian telecoms as DNB's 5G rollout progresses and operators activate their own 5G services. Cloud-native telco engineers — with NFV, SDN, and cloud infrastructure experience — command premiums of 25–40% over legacy network engineers. Commercial roles in enterprise solutions sales (B2B connectivity, IoT, SD-WAN, cloud managed services) are the fastest-growing non-technical segment in the sector.
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