Arthur Breitman is the co-founder and early architect of the Tezos protocol. He focuses on building tools that bring standard programming languages into decentralized environments. Recently, his talks have explored how JsTz allows developers to build on Tezos smart rollups using native JavaScript.
Before dedicating himself to blockchain full-time, Arthur worked on self-driving cars at X and Waymo. His earlier career includes stints as a quantitative analyst at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. He holds a master’s degree in financial mathematics from NYU’s Courant Institute.