It wasn't long before Romeo returned to New York to take on his current job as a data scientist at Ramp, a spending management software.Īlthough Romeo is consistently working, he has plenty of passion for improving upon his personal life. Romeo put his math skills to work as a quantitative developer at the power marketing company. Romeo temporarily moved out of the Big Apple when he worked at SESCO Enterprises in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Romeo moved on from banking when he worked as a graduate student researcher at NYU from 2013 to 2020. Romeo's first full-time job was back in New York, however, where he took on the role of an analyst at Morgan Stanley, an investment banking company. In 2010, Romeo worked as a sales and trading intern at Deutsche Bank in Tokyo, Japan. With an academic background as diverse and impressive as Romeo's, it's no surprise the scholarly suitor has had a slew of fascinating careers before starring on The Bachelorette season 18. Related: Bachelorette: Dale Claims Clare Crawley Blocked Him Before Public Breakup

in Atmosphere-Ocean Science and Mathematics. In May 2020, Romeo graduated from New York University with a Ph.D. Romeo's passion for education didn't end after he earned his degree from the prodigious college, however. At Harvard, Romeo pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mathematics. After high school, Romeo studied at Harvard University. According to Romeo's LinkedIn, the mathematician attended Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan, where he played varsity football. Romeo's profession sounds impressive, but it turns out, the Bachelorette contestant's resumé is even more remarkable than fans would expect. Romeo is from New York, New York, and he works as a mathematician. Romeo was born on June 26, 1989, which means the reality star-in-the-making is 32 years old and has a Cancer Zodiac sign.

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