Arthur Breitman is a computer scientist and entrepreneur. Along with his wife Kathleen Breitman, he helped conceptualize Tezos and developed it as a self-amending blockchain protocol. Arthur has a background in mathematics and computer science, and prior to the Tezos project, he worked in quantitative finance at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, and as a research engineer at Google and Waymo. Arthur graduated from the École Polytechnique and the Courant Institute of NYU where he studied applied mathematics. Arthur is a member of the Tezos Foundation Council and is also a director at Trilitech, a London-based adoption team for the Tezos blockchain.

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