Tyler Shultz became a whistleblower exposing Theranos, which was founded by Elizabeth Holmes in 2003. Holmes claimed Theranos could revolutionize blood testing with minimal blood samples and secured significant investments. Following reports revealing inaccuracies in their technology, Shultz's concerns led to his resignation from the company. He later informed authorities which resulted in charges against Holmes and her partner Sunny Balwani.
Tyler Shultz, who went on to be one of the whistleblowers to expose bio-technology firm, Theranos, met the firm’s founder Elizabeth Holmes while studying at Stanford university. The two met through his grandfather George Schultz, who was on the company’s board at the time and the Secretary of State.
According to Tyler’s own website, he was 22 at the time and eager to join Theranos. He joined the firm as an intern in 2013 and later was employed full-time at the company, then touted to be the ‘Apple of healthcare’. Tyler worked on the company’s infamous Edison device as a research engineer. Both Holmes and Tyler were reportedly friends while he worked at her company.
Describing his internship at the company, Tyler in an interview noted that during his time as an intern at the company, he saw very few red flags as he had good mentors and enjoyed his research.
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