Looking for Malaysian Ambassadors to Represent Each State!!

KrackedDevs is building Malaysia’s boldest builder ecosystem: a live map of developers, creators, and tinkerers in every state, all learning AI‑powered software by actually shipping projects.

Our mission is simple:

Turn hidden talent — gig drivers, fresh grads, kampung kids, career‑switchers — into confident builders who can solve real problems for their communities and the country.

Why State Ambassadors?

To make this real, we need local anchors: people who know their state, its scenes, and its builders. KrackedDevs State Ambassadors help us light up every corner of Malaysia so that when a GLC, SME, or agency needs talent, there’s a ready pool of real builders, not just CVs.

We’re hiring 1 paid, part‑time Ambassador in each state: Johor, Kedah, Kelantan, Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, Pahang, Perak, Perlis, Penang, Sabah, Sarawak, Selangor, and Terengganu (RM1,000/month).

Your job: connect local builders, run weekly vibe‑coding sessions, and grow a real on‑the‑ground community around AI‑powered software building.

What Ambassadors Do

Host weekly “vibe coding” sessions in your state (online or IRL).
Keep a pulse on your state’s builders: what they’re working on, what they need, who’s stuck.
Onboard new people weekly who can code (or are actively learning) and are happy to stream two nights a week.
Organise casual weekly coffee meetups so builders can connect face‑to‑face.
Champion KrackedDevs to potential users, local companies, SMEs, and GLCs who need talent.
Reach out to local/state government, agencies, and hubs to explore collaborations and opportunities.
Share regular updates with the KD core team about what’s happening in your state.
Report back to the core KD team weekly, and figure out how to make each week better than the last.

Who We’re Looking For

You love AI, Vibe Coding, and want to bring AI to everyone in your state!
You’re based in the state you want to represent and plugged into local tech / student / startup / maker circles.
You enjoy bringing people together and making them feel welcome.
You’re comfortable speaking in English and Bahasa Malaysia (other dialects are a bonus).
You’re active online (X, Threads, Discord, etc.) and not shy to post, stream, or host.
You can commit to a part‑time role at RM1,000/month for at least 3–6 months.
You have stable internet and a decent machine, and you’re willing to learn any tools needed for streaming and community work.

3‑Day Trial Task (How We Choose Ambassadors)

Instead of just interviews, we run a simple 3‑day trial that mirrors the actual work.

Day 1 – Find your builders

Invite at least 5 local builders from your state into KrackedDevs spaces (Discord/Threads/WhatsApp etc.).
Post a short “state check‑in” on your socials (e.g. “Any builders in Johor? Here’s what we’re doing this week with KrackedDevs”) and tag KD.
Send me screenshots: who you invited, where you found them, and links to your posts. DM me on Discord, @enonforetsam https://discordapp.com/users/562974638603370497

Day 2 – Run a tiny vibe‑coding session

Host a 30–60 minute micro‑session (online is fine) with whoever you pulled in.
Do something simple: co‑build a small feature, fix bugs, or walk through an AI‑coding workflow.
Send a short recap (3–5 bullets): who joined, what you did, what you’d improve next time.

Day 3 – Tell the story and think ahead

Post a recap: “What we did this week in [State] with KrackedDevs” plus a clear CTA to join.
Do one lightweight outreach to an institution (uni club, startup, hub, agency, state‑linked org) to introduce KrackedDevs and share the message you sent.
Fill a short form/doc: links to posts, screenshots, people you brought in, and your 5–7 bullet “next 30 days in my state” plan.

From this, we can see who can actually move people, communicate clearly, and think like a state‑level community builder in just 72 hours.

How to Apply

Share a short intro below in the replies: who you are, which state, and why you care about building Malaysia’s builders.
Include your social links (X/Threads/LinkedIn/etc.) and any communities you already help run.
Tell us one concrete idea you’d execute in your first month as a KrackedDevs Ambassador in your state.

We’re looking for people who don’t just talk about community, but can actually create momentum where they live.

For any questions, DM me (Danial) on Discord, @enonforetsam https://discordapp.com/users/562974638603370497

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Hi KrackedDevs team 👋

I’m Wan Huzaifah, 34, based in Shah Alam — a Chemical Engineering graduate turned full-time business freelancer, now deeply focused on AI-powered building and vibe coding.

I won’t position myself as “interested.”
I’m already doing the work you’re hiring for.

I participate in 4 active AI / vibe coding WhatsApp groups
I run and manage 2 business communities whatsapp group where engagement and conversion actually happen
I’ve invested in paid AI + vibe coding programs locally, so I understand both the learning curve and the execution gap

LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/wanhuzaifahwannasharuddin

Why this matters to me

Most communities in Malaysia fail for one reason:
Too much talking, not enough shipping.

I’ve seen:

Talented people stuck in “learning mode” for months
Groups that look active but produce zero real output
Builders who disappear because there’s no structure or accountability

KrackedDevs is different — it’s about visible builders, real output, and momentum.
That’s exactly the gap I’ve been trying to solve on a smaller scale.

What I’ll execute in my first 30 days (Selangor)

I don’t measure success by number of members.
I measure it by how many people actually ship.

1. “Ship in 7 Days” System (Not Just Sessions)

2x weekly vibe coding
Every participant commits to publishing something within 7 days
No passive attendance — either you build or you drop

2. Controlled Builder Intake (Quality > Quantity)

I’ll pull from my existing network, but filter aggressively
Only people willing to:
build publicly
join sessions consistently

This creates momentum fast — not noise

3. Weekly Offline Builder Room (Shah Alam / Subang / KL)

Simple rule: come with an idea, leave with something working
This converts online energy → real relationships → retention

4. Public Proof Loop (Content Flywheel)

Weekly posts:
“What Selangor builders shipped this week”
Tagging members → builds identity → triggers FOMO → attracts more serious builders

5. Strategic Outreach (Not Spray & Pray)

Target:
Uni tech clubs
startup circles
local hubs

Position KrackedDevs as:
👉 “If you want builders, not CVs — this is where they are”

Why me

Most applicants will tell you what they plan to do.

I already:

have distribution (communities)
understand engagement mechanics
know how to move people from consumer → builder

What I bring is not ideas — it’s execution speed + community activation.

What you can expect if I run Selangor

Within weeks, not months:

A core group of consistent builders
People shipping publicly every week
Organic growth driven by visibility and results, not hype

If this role is about creating real builder momentum on the ground —
I’m ready to prove it in the 3-day trial.

Let’s build 🇲🇾

I’m Irfan, a Melaka boy through and through, currently studying Software Engineering in UniKL. I’ve seen the gap between the high energy KL tech scene and the untapped talent back in Melaka, and I want to bridge it.

I’m an active builder who doesn't just stop at theory, I’ve shipped several projects just by vibe coding. l want to turn Melaka into a powerhouse for on the ground builders who solve real problems.

Threads : https://www.threads.com/@irfanrff?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/irfan-ariff-20691a264?utm_source=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=member_ios

Github : https://github.com/IrfanNG

My concrete idea :

The "Melaka-First" Daily Ship. My goal is to be the most active digital anchor for Melaka builders. I will consistently post on Threads documenting my journey with AI-powered coding and sharing my tech builds. By showing exactly how I ship web apps and systems while being a student, I’ll normalize "vibe coding" for the Melaka community. I want to be the "go-to" person for any Melaka dev who wants to start building, providing them with the daily momentum and technical tips they need to move from "learning" to "shipping."

Hi Im Shafwan, Im from sabah and now im based at penang. I’ve just graduated from USM last year as a Computer Science student majoring in Artifical Intelligence. Im a huge AI Enthusiast, I’ve been vibe coding ever since cursor just launched (early-mid 2025). Im currently working as a software developer at Bosch and a part time founder. I’ve been teaching my close friends and family on how to vibe code. And the funny thing is that few days ago i was thinking on creating a vibe coding community because its hard for me to meet people that can vibe code these days (so we can share knowledge and projects) and thats until i found your post, and im pretty certain that im really interested for this role.

Im really good with mingling around with people, talking in camera (I used to be a youtuber), social media (I once part timed with MalaysianPayGap for their content creation) and also streaming (I was a streamer for MLBB)

here is my socials

linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/in/syahirul-shafwan-038709271?utm_source=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=member_ios

Instagram : @shafwaaann

Tiktok : @shafwaaann

I used to run an esport community at my university, i managed to gather more than 300 students to join my community that is interested in esports

My one concrete idea I would execute in my first month as a KrackedDevs Ambassador in my state:

I would be active on threads to share my journey in vibecoding projects. I will be clear to let them know that im willing to teach anyone that is interested within my state. then i will guide them through an online class and then open the door for them to join the community. I will keep them as close as possible since they are likeminded and willing to learn. I will most probably try to target students of USM and UITM in penang since i know most of the people there, i can share the free classes and blast around in their groups to join the class.