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(Senior) Product Manager (f/m/d)
Who We Are Spread Group is a renowned global provider of customized apparel and lifestyle products, distinguished by our commitment to made-to-order technology. Our core business model revolves around producing precisely what our customers desire, precisely when they desire it. As pioneers in this space, we combine sustainability with on-demand personalization, enabling individuals and businesses to express their unique identities through bespoke creations. Join us to be part of a global leader in the exciting world of personalized apparel and lifestyle products! As we continue to expand our business, we are seeking a curious and passionate individual to join our team as the ( Senior) Product Manager (f/m/d) in Berlin, Leipzig or remote within Germany and drive our business forward. What Will Your Role Be Our customer journeys are complex and highly scalable. People explore large assortments, create or remix designs, shop across multiple formats, and build brands as creators. In this role, you own a domain within these journeys and turn it into a best‑in‑class experience. You shape how customers create, discover, decide, and buy, using AI and data to drive better outcomes. You connect customer value with commercial impact, turn ambiguity into shippable products, and influence product strategy while raising the bar for product management across Spread Group. What You´ll Do Product Strategy & Discovery Own a multi‑quarter vision focused on clear business outcomes. Validate customer problems through structured discovery, research, and data. Define high‑value AI use cases, including logic, guardrails, and success criteria. Turn complex problems into clear requirements and partner with engineering/data on experiments and iteration. Commercial Ownership Own key commercial KPIs for your domain such as revenue, margin, conversion, or efficiency Build business cases and collaborate with business analytics and commercial teams on forecasts and unit economics. Prioritize work