Join FDC in Thrissur as a Product Executive. The role sits close to the business: you will define the brand strategy, brief the campaigns and agencies behind it, and be the person the field team looks to when a launch needs direction.
About the role
As a Product Executive at FDC, your core…
About FDC
FDC is hiring a Product Executive in Thrissur — a full-time pharmaceutical marketing role working in MS Excel, PowerPoint and prescription-audit dashboards, with an indicative CTC of 2.9 LPA–5 LPA and 4 openings.
MS ExcelMS PowerPointPrescription Data AnalysisProduct Launch SupportContent CoordinationMarket MappingCompetitor TrackingVendor CoordinationReport WritingPresentation SkillsTime ManagementCommunication Skills
Who Can Apply
B.Pharm/B.Sc/BBA/MBA (Marketing) graduates with 0–2 years of relevant experience, based in Thrissur or willing to relocate. You should be comfortable with MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, Prescription Data Analysis, able to work independently on a defined brand or therapy area, and able to defend that plan to sales and medical stakeholders. Freshers and 2026 B.Pharm/MBA graduates are explicitly welcome — a strong grasp of the therapy area and a clear brand-plan exercise count for more than years on a CV.
Perks
Structured onboarding and brand-management mentorshipTraining and certification support (brand management, UCPMP compliance, digital marketing)Paid leaves and public holidaysField-visit and travel allowance where applicableAccess to prescription-audit and market-research tools (IQVIA/AWACS)Clear appraisal cycle and internal mobilityEmployee wellness programmesCycle meetings, brand offsites and cross-functional networking
Interview & Selection Process
4 rounds — typical selection flow for this role:
1Resume screening and profile shortlisting by the talent acquisition team
2Business / stakeholder round — how you align a brand plan with the sales field force
3Hiring manager discussion — role expectations, ownership and team fit
4HR discussion — compensation, notice period, joining date and offer roll-out