Dmitry Grenev is a Product Design Engineer who designs and builds interfaces and the products around them.
His work spans AI and analytics tools, internal corporate platforms, design systems, component libraries, typography, and typefaces.
With a fine-art background and experience in graphic design, his methodology is grounded in the visual quality and consistency of the end result.
AI environment where an agent builds components and complete interfaces — from scratch or from the product's real code — and checks the result against the design system.
VK AI analytics product for recurring reports: charts, workspaces, access, comments, export, and administration.
Experiment platform that brings A/B tests, metrics, overlaps, owners, and launch decisions into one product system.
Employee platform for finance, benefits, time off, events, profile data, and career changes in one card-based dashboard.
Industrial UI / HMI for a CNC controller: operating screens, enclosure work, exhibition print, and a refreshed company logo.
A universal variable sans for screen typography: predictable line length across weights, clean component alignment, dense setting, and broad language support. Published on Google Fonts.
A sharp condensed sans with basic Latin and Cyrillic support, weight and contrast axes, co-created with Rodion Ilyukhin.
A brutal technical typeface with narrow proportions, industrial rhythm, and deliberately overfilled forms.
Identity for a combat sports club: ice-axe lettering, a peak mark, a high-altitude palette, and poster print texture.
Graphic works where ornament grows from wet ground, cast-iron rods, standing water, plants, and the organic essence of an industrial zone.
A collection of type and calligraphic experiments. Process moments, technology research, sketches, and concepts that did not make it into release.