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Addiction Pet Foods in Malaysia seeks a Marketing Director to drive global brand strategy. The role is hands-on, shaping creative direction and collaborating with internal teams to execute marketing initiatives across international markets.
The candidate should be digitally savvy, with strong aesthetics, comfortable with technology and AI tools, and able to run cross-functional campaigns from concept to completion. Chinese and English communications are essential.
We are looking for a highly creative and commercially driven
Location: Malaysia
Work Arrangement: Full-Time
Role: Marketing Director
Language Requirement: Chinese & English
We are looking for a highly creative and commercially driven Marketing Director with strong expertise in brand management and a proven ability to build brands across international markets.
This is a hands‑on marketing leadership role. We need someone who can develop the strategy, shape the creative direction, and work closely with internal teams to execute. The ideal candidate is digitally savvy, aesthetically strong, comfortable with technology and AI tools, and not heavily dependent on external marketing agencies to get things done.
Candidates must be willing to present a portfolio of previous marketing work during the selection process. We want to see actual examples of campaigns you have helped create or lead, including brand-building campaigns, digital/performance campaigns, creative work, product launches, or international marketing initiatives. Where possible, the portfolio should show the candidate's specific contribution and measurable results, such as improvements in brand awareness, reach, engagement, traffic, conversion, market penetration, or sales.
You will suit this role if you are both strategic and hands‑on. You understand what makes a brand distinctive, can recognize strong creative work, understand the numbers behind marketing performance, and know how to turn ideas into campaigns that consumers notice and remember. You should be comfortable building with internal teams and technology, rather than simply briefing agencies and waiting for them to deliver.