BOTH Erika Cheung and Tyler Shultz worked at Elizabeth Holmes' company Theranos.
Theranos was founded in 2003 by Elizabeth Holmes in the famous Silicon Valley in California.
As seen in The Dropout, a Hulu series about Holmes and her company Theranos, both Cheung and Shultz were some of the whistleblowers at the company.
The two corroborated their stories and told their experiences to the Wall Street Journal in 2015 to reveal the truth behind Theranos.
Cheung quit Theranos at the time and since released a TED Talk about the experience.
Her LinkedIn states she is the Co-Founder of Ethics in Entrepreneurship.
In September 2014 she went on to work as a Research and Development Associate for Antibody Solutions.
As for Shultz, who was the grandson of former U.S. Secretary of State and Theranos board member George Shultz, he went on to start his own company.
According to his LinkedIn, he is the CEO and Co-founder of Flux Biosciences.
Following his time at Theranos, he returned to Stanford to work in its Wang Lab studying giant magnetoresistive (GMR) technology.
Tyler worked as a research engineer at Theranos from September 2013 to April 2014.
In Erika's TED Talk she revealed that Theranos was altering data within their labs.
Tyler also told NPR that "There is nothing that the Edison could do that I couldn't do with a pipette in my own hand," he said....
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