KD
Product Designer
RM 5,0–7,500per monthView role →
Design careers in East Malaysia
Designer jobs in Sarawak
Explore product, graphic, UI and UX career paths around Kuching, Miri, Bintulu and remote teams. Compare salary ranges, work style and the problems each team is solving.
Design opportunities
Sample roles in Sarawak
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RS
Graphic Designer
RM 103,300–4,800per monthView role →
BP
UX Researcher
RM 204,700–6,500per monthView role →
KD
Product Designer
RM 305,300–7,500per monthView role →
RS
Graphic Designer
RM 403,600–4,800per monthView role →
BP
UX Researcher
RM 504,1000–6,500per monthView role →
KD
Product Designer
RM 605,600–7,500per monthView role →
RS
Graphic Designer
RM 703,900–4,800per monthView role →
BP
UX Researcher
RM 804,1300–6,500per monthView role →
KD
Product Designer
RM 905,900–7,500per monthView role →
RS
Graphic Designer
RM 1003,1200–4,800per monthView role →
BP
UX Researcher
RM 1104,1600–6,500per monthView role →
KD
Product Designer
RM 1205,1200–7,500per monthView role →
RS
Graphic Designer
RM 1303,1500–4,800per monthView role →
BP
UX Researcher
RM 1404,1900–6,500per monthView role →
Designer career guide
Make the portfolio easy to understand.
Show your decisions
Explain the user problem, constraints, your specific contribution and what changed after the work shipped.
Make local work visible
Include projects for Malaysian audiences, multilingual interfaces or services used across different connectivity and device contexts when relevant.
Sarawak design FAQ
Useful answers before applying.
Where are design jobs based in Sarawak?+
Design opportunities may be based around Kuching, Miri, Bintulu and Sibu, with some employers also offering hybrid or remote arrangements.
What design roles can I search for?+
Relevant titles can include product designer, graphic designer, UI designer, UX designer, content designer and UX researcher.
Should a design application include a portfolio?+
Many design employers ask for a portfolio that explains the problem, your contribution, the process and the result—not only polished final screens.