Electrical Engineer jobs in Malaysia

Mosca, one of “Germany’s hidden champions”, offers the best available end‑of‑line packaging solutions. Headquartered in Germany and operating worldwide, we are a family‑owned company with almost 60 years of experience and reputation for quality and reliability in sophisticated, high‑end packaging machinery.

Malaysia is for 20 years our home to two manufacturing entities, making strapping machines and materials. We just moved to a new, much bigger facility, allowing us to assemble a range of more complex and customised machines. Malaysia is one of our three manufacturing centres of excellence and ships via our own sales subsidiaries worldwide. Quality at highest German standards is unified, global and uncompromising.

Our machines sit at the end of our customers’ manufacturing process. Our equipment forms the end of their process chain and functions at highest reliability to ensure smooth production and avoid costly downtime. Our customers’ finished product must be efficiently and functionally packed and secured for transport. Our innovative strength and pioneering spirit made us the technology leader in strapping and securing goods in transit.

As part of our growth, we are expanding the Malaysian segment of our global engineering team. This creates an exciting opportunity for an engineer who enjoys hands‑on technical work, automation projects, and real machine implementation.

We are looking for an Electrical Engineer to join our engineering team and support the development, build, and implementation of automation systems and machine equipment.

In this role, you will work closely with internal teams and external partners on electrical design, automation solutions, equipment set‑up, and continuous improvement activities. The position offers a good balance between engineering design, hands‑on technical work, and on‑site support, making it ideal for someone who enjoys seeing projects through from concept to operation.

• Lead to the electrical design of automation systems, control panels, and machine equipment.
• Prepare and maintain electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, I/O lists, and safety circuits.
• Assist in developing reliable, standardised, and service‑friendly electrical solutions.
• Support programming, troubleshooting, and optimisation of PLC, HMI, SCADA, and motion control systems.
• Assist in fault finding, root‑cause analyse, and continuous improvement activities.
• Provide technical support during equipment testing and production ramp‑up.
• Support equipment builds, FAT, installation, and commissioning activities.
• Participate in on‑site set‑up, testing, and acceptance processes.
• Help ensure proper documentation and technical hand‑over.

• Support machine relocation projects from HQ to site, including:
• Electrical disconnection and documentation
• On‑site installation and reconnection
• Functional checks and recommissioning
• Manage BOMs including part numbers, revisions, and component data.
• Identify, evaluate, and qualify local suppliers for electrical and automation components.
• Perform supplier capability assessments, validation testing and cost reduction activities.
• Support engineering change processes (ECR/ECO) and documentation updates.

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Mechatronics, or a related field.

5+ years of experience in electrical engineering, automation, or equipment‑related projects.

• Practical experience with PLC & HMI programming.
• Motion control systems.
• Exposure to supplier coordination and technical evaluations is an advantage.
• Experience with BOM management and engineering change processes is a plus.
• Familiarity with Siemens TIA Portal, EPLAN, Allen‑Bradley, or similar tools.

• Electrical design and industrial automation fundamentals.
• PLC/HMI programming and system troubleshooting.
• Machine commissioning and testing support.
• Structured documentation practices.
• Good analytical and problem‑solving skills.
• Clear and professional communication style.
• Detail‑oriented with an organised way of working.
• Comfortable working hands‑on in shopfloor and equipment environments.
• Collaborative, reliable, and open to learning.