Engineering is one of the fields where Malaysia has a definite shortage. I know there is an Intel plant there, and I think Dell also has a plant on the island. They probably have a Chamber of Commerce and some government publications that brag about their thriving economy. That might give you a place to start.
Check the New Straits Times for ads. I don't know what the process would be for getting a work permit. I think you would have to have the job first.
I met some teachers from an international high school that were going to leave as soon as their contracts were up. Apparently Malaysian income taxes increase if you leave the country. They want you to earn your money and spend it all in Malaysia. A strange idea, but something you should verify.
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