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30 Sep 2026, 12:13 PM	Vulcan Post	2.5	How one Singaporean is bridging the gap between tech jobs and the Malay-Muslim community A sponsored Vulcan Post piece (paid for by the Singapore Government Partnerships Office) profiles Mohamed Satria Bin Sadon, 41, described as an Intelligence Specialist at Google who founded Malay-Muslims in Tech (MMiT) in March 2022 with tech friends and colleagues. The origin story: while speaking to secondary school and ITE students, he found their career aspirations were limited to gig work and delivery riding, and the room reacted with surprise that a large international tech company hires in Singapore. MMiT runs volunteer-led exposure sessions to show that tech companies hire marketing, legal, HR, and crisis-management people, not just engineers. Why: There is no product, price, policy, funding, or hiring change here for anyone to act on — it is a sponsored community-profile article, and it is Singapore-focused, not Malaysian. The only concrete, transferable detail is the model itself: a volunteer group founded in March 2022 by an employee at a large tech employer, aimed at students whose default career list stops at gig work and delivery riding. If you run a Malaysian dev community or hiring pipeline, that is a template you could copy or partner with — but nothing in this text tells you about funding, headcount, outcomes, or whether it improved hiring at all. community tech-education singapore sponsored-content

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30 Sep 2026, 12:13 PM

Vulcan Post

2.5

How one Singaporean is bridging the gap between tech jobs and the Malay-Muslim community

A sponsored Vulcan Post piece (paid for by the Singapore Government Partnerships Office) profiles Mohamed Satria Bin Sadon, 41, described as an Intelligence Specialist at Google who founded Malay-Muslims in Tech (MMiT) in March 2022 with tech friends and colleagues. The origin story: while speaking to secondary school and ITE students, he found their career aspirations were limited to gig work and delivery riding, and the room reacted with surprise that a large international tech company hires in Singapore. MMiT runs volunteer-led exposure sessions to show that tech companies hire marketing, legal, HR, and crisis-management people, not just engineers.

Why: There is no product, price, policy, funding, or hiring change here for anyone to act on — it is a sponsored community-profile article, and it is Singapore-focused, not Malaysian. The only concrete, transferable detail is the model itself: a volunteer group founded in March 2022 by an employee at a large tech employer, aimed at students whose default career list stops at gig work and delivery riding. If you run a Malaysian dev community or hiring pipeline, that is a template you could copy or partner with — but nothing in this text tells you about funding, headcount, outcomes, or whether it improved hiring at all.