About Dmytro Lider
Dmytro Lider is a co-founder of Grammarly, the AI-powered writing assistant valued in the billions. He played a crucial role in the company's early development, building the initial engineering team in Kyiv and leading the creation of Grammarly's first-generation products. As the Head of Language Technology, he focuses on research strategy and technical product management for Grammarly's text analysis engine.
Education
Master’s Degree
Master’s Degree - Software Engineering
Bachelor’s Degree
Bachelor’s Degree - Computer Science
Work Experience
Co-Founder
Built the initial engineering team in Kyiv and led the development of the first generation of Grammarly’s products.
As a Head of Language Technology was focusing on research strategy and technical product management of Grammarly’s text analysis engine.
Contributed to the development of Grammarly's vibrant internal community and culture.
Project Manager
Managed the project of porting MyDropBox's originality detection technology to Blackboard’s platform after the acquisition.
Software Engineer
Development, UX design, technical support
Engineer
Software engineering lab specialist
Web Developer
Web Developer
Professional Overview
Co-Founder, Head of Language Technology at Grammarly
Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Entrepreneurship
Built initial engineering team in Kyiv and led first-gen product development
Focuses on research strategy and technical product management of Grammarly’s text analysis engine
Core Competencies
Dmytro Lider's expertise spans product management, organizational development, and the core technology behind Grammarly's AI-powered writing assistant.
Product Management
Organizational Development
Growing Teams
Leadership
Facilitation
Software Engineering
Natural Language Processing (NLP)
Agile Methodologies
Text Analysis Engine
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