Alison Fauci

Alison Fauci is the youngest daughter of Dr. Anthony Fauci, the former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and chief medical advisor to the President during the COVID-19 pandemic.13

Education and Career

Alison graduated from Stanford University in 2014 with a degree in computer science.3 While at Stanford, she was a member of the rowing team and achieved several accolades, including being named Pac-12 Scholar Athlete of the Year during her senior season.3

After graduating, Alison began working at Twitter as a software engineer.13 Her role reportedly involved developing "ad formats for the Twitter for Android app".3 She worked at Twitter for several years, though it's been reported that she left the company over a year ago.4

Controversy

Alison Fauci's employment at Twitter became a point of controversy during the COVID-19 pandemic. Some critics viewed her position at the social media company as a potential conflict of interest, given her father's prominent role in the nation's pandemic response and Twitter's policies around COVID-19 information.12 However, Dr. Fauci has stated that his daughter had no interest in or involvement with content related to the origins of COVID-19.4

Personal Life

Outside of her professional work, Alison is involved in volunteer activities. She has been a co-leader for November Project San Francisco, an organization that leads free workouts for adults in the Bay Area.3

It's worth noting that much of the publicly available information about Alison Fauci comes from sources that may have political biases, and some details have not been independently verified. Additionally, Alison appears to have made efforts to maintain her privacy, including making her LinkedIn profile private or deleting it.3