How Did Sarah Chieng Meet Tyler in a Hayes Valley Startup House Before Brev Was Acquired by Nvidia?
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Sarah Chieng got married at 25, while both people were still early and before a name or a payout existed. Home was a tiny room under the stairs in a startup house, closer to a two-by-four than to a quant-trading salary. The stairs sat physically above the room.
The person Sarah Chieng married was a founding engineer at Brev. Brev was acquired by Nvidia, and the small team received large payouts. Friends on the team who were single suddenly had much more money. Dating had already started before any of the money arrived, so the intentions were clean, and the marriage feels like a joint celebration of what the two built together.
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