Arthur Breitman is the creator of Tezos, a public blockchain enabling decentralized governance through self-amendments. Arthur was a research engineer for Google X and Waymo, and he also worked as a quantitative analyst for Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. In 2014, under the pseudonym L.M. Goodman, Arthur published a visionary paper proposing a new blockchain architecture, which led to the establishment of Tezos. Arthur graduated from the École Polytechnique, earning a degree in applied math and computer science, and the Courant Institute of NYU, where he studied applied mathematics.