Antony (Tony) Butterfield

From his "Linked in" biography, 1060 Research website & Jim Wills' website

Antony (Tony) Butterfield

Antony Butterfield started out writing games for the MTX with Jim Wills, starting with Pothole Pete which was distributed by Continental Software. They continued to write games under the Megastar Software label, Son of Pete (follow up to Pothole Pete) and Rolla Bearing. Antony also wrote Downstream Danger (follow up to Son of Pete). There is more detailed information on these games on Jim Wills' website.

Antony career is described on his "Linked in" profile

Co-founder and CTO of 1060 Research, As co-architect of 1060 NetKernel Tony has relentless pursued a vision of creating robust malleable software that economically scales beyond today's most ambitious efforts. Prior to 1060 Tony has honed his skills at various organisations from the very largest, the likes of Lucent Technologies and IBM, to solo development of video games in the mid '80s. He holds a BSc in Computer Systems Engineering from the University of Warwick.

Developer, Megastar Games, June 1984 – August 1992

Member of Technical Staff, Lucent Technologies,  April 1995 – March 1997

Consultant, JP Morgan,  June 1997 – December 1997

Architect, Thames Water,  1999 – 2000

Director, Component Group, 1999 – January 2002

Consultant, Hewlett Packard Labs, March 2002 – August 2002

CTO 1060 Research 2002 – Present (10 years

website: http://www.1060research.com

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