Daraz, the leading eCommerce giant in South Asia, has announced the opening of applications for the Daraz Future Leaders Programme (DFLP) 2025. This management trainee initiative seeks to attract top talent from Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka to contribute to the region’s rapidly growing online shopping ecosystem.
The DFLP 2025 will begin in July and is a 15-month rotational program designed to offer participants first-hand experience across key business functions. Trainees will benefit from mentorship and guidance from senior leadership and will engage with local and group-level strategists. The program aims to provide exposure to various departments within the markets Daraz operates in, helping participants develop a well-rounded skill set for success in a tech-driven environment.
Applications for the DFLP 2025 open on April 21 (Baisakh 8) and will remain open for 14 days.
Eligibility for DFLP 2025
The program is open to individuals who have graduated recently and possess strong academic backgrounds and analytical skills. Ideal candidates should also demonstrate leadership potential, effective communication skills, teamwork, and adaptability. Successful candidates will be selected from top universities across South Asia to join the program.
Career Opportunities at Daraz
The DFLP 2025 offers candidates the opportunity to serve in key roles at Daraz, with the company emphasizing long-term career growth. For those interested in the fast-paced eCommerce industry, this program provides a unique chance to gain valuable real-world experience at a regional industry leader.
Swati Karn, a past DFLP participant from Nepal, shared her experience: “The DFLP was a game-changer for my career. The rotational structure allowed me to explore different aspects of the business and gave me the mentorship and hands-on experience I needed to become a strategic and data-driven leader.”
Daraz views DFLP 2025 as an investment in the region’s digital transformation. By fostering young talent, the company aims to drive innovation and contribute to the growth of South Asia’s digital economy.
