Have 1–3 years of experience in events, activations or an agency environment • Hold a Diploma/Degree in Event Management, Marketing, Communications or a related field • Communicate confidently with clients and teammates • Are organized and can handle several projects at once • Take ownership instead of waiting to be reminded • Have a strong eye for materials, finishes and physical details • Stay calm when things change — because events always change • Are willing to get your hands dirty and solve problems on-site • Are comfortable with flexible hours and late-night setups
Events aren't always 9–5.
Sometimes the mall closes at 10PM… and that’s when our work begins.
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Currently pursuing or recently completed a Diploma or Degree in Tourism Management, Hospitality, Business Administration, Marketing, Event Management, Mass Communication or a related field.
Applicants from other academic backgrounds are welcome if they have a genuine interest in travel, customer experience, content creation or business operations.
Good written and verbal communication skills in English and Bahasa Malaysia; proficiency in Mandarin is an added advantage.
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Marketing instinct first. You can read a landing page and identify what's wrong before touching the copy. You understand funnels, positioning, audiences, and conversion well enough to have real opinions. When AI gives you a confidently mediocre answer, you recognize it and push back. Anyone can run a prompt. Fewer people know what to point it at and why.
Already using AI and hungry to go deeper. You use these tools daily, not occasionally. You know the difference between “AI as a search engine” and “AI as a collaborator”. You'd happily spend a weekend learning a new tool if it made your work meaningfully better.
Direct response and distribution sense. You can write copy that sells, not just copy that sounds good. You understand the difference between a sales page and a blog post, and between a broadcast and a nurture sequence. Writing matters, but the harder work is choosing the right offer, channel, hook, and format.
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