Senior Product Manager (Learning Experience)

Join Babbel Labs as a Senior Product Manager (Learning Experience) and take ownership of the learning experience for language learners. You will be responsible for defining the product vision, strategy, and roadmap, leading continuous discovery and experimentation, and partnering closely with cross-functional teams. This role offers opportunities for growth and development, as well as a range of benefits including 30 vacation days, flexible working hours, and a modern office in Berlin.

• Own the product vision, strategy, and roadmap for the Learning Experience area, translating learner needs and business priorities into clear product opportunities.
• Lead continuous discovery and experimentation to find effective ways to strengthen engagement, retention, and learning outcomes, defining success metrics and evaluating performance.
• Partner closely with Engineering, Design, Data, Learning Content, and other Product Leaders to align around a shared direction and deliver from discovery through launch and iteration.

• 5+ years as a Product Manager building B2C digital products
• Nice to have: a track record of shipping at scale, to hundreds of thousands of active users or more
• An AI-first way of working. You already use AI agents throughout your own PM practice — drafting and evolving requirements, analysing data and user feedback, prototyping ideas yourself — not just for summaries and notes. Enthusiasm and demonstrated adoption matter more than knowing our specific tools
• Nice to have: experience building habit-forming products
• A high bar for quality and a sharp focus on user outcomes
• Excellent communication and stakeholder-alignment skills, including partnering closely with engineering leadership
• Proactive, flexible, and curious, with the ability to drive progress from insight to execution
• Nice to have: exposure to AI-led product experiences, learning products, or content and knowledge systems
• Strong product judgment and genuine comfort in ambiguous, fast-evolving problem spaces — including deciding without complete information and changing your mind when the evidence moves