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Rogers Epstein has a diverse range of work experience. Rogers began their career as a Salesman at Student Painters, where they would inform residents about the company's services and schedule appointments. Rogers then worked as a Program Counselor at Needham Parks and Recreation, leading elementary school students through games and exercises.

In 2015, Rogers joined Carmanah Technologies Corp. as a Mathematics Consulting Analyst, where they measured and analyzed solar panel performance. Rogers independently developed a mathematical model to evaluate the efficacy of different solar panels.

Rogers also worked as a Project Intern at New Context, collaborating on a team dedicated to researching and implementing cybersecurity measures for California's power industry. Rogers implemented machine learning algorithms and tested a parser.

At the Art of Problem Solving, Rogers worked as a Grader, providing constructive feedback and scoring student-submitted proofs. Rogers then joined Facebook as a Software Engineering Intern, working on developing additional functionalities for the fault injection framework in the WAN Control team.

During their time at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Rogers had multiple roles. Rogers served as a Student Admissions Representative, assisting individuals with their inquiries and resolving over 30,000 questions. Rogers also worked as a UROP Mathematics Researcher, conducting independent research supervised by Professor Semyon Dyatlov.

In 2018, Rogers interned as a Quantitative Trader at Susquehanna International Group, LLP (SIG), where they collaborated on replicating and expanding upon a paper analyzing predictive signals in the finance industry. Rogers also attended daily classes on options theory.

Most recently, Rogers joined Citadel Securities as a Trader in 2020, responsible for trading activities.

Overall, Rogers Epstein has gained experience in various industries, including finance, technology, mathematics research, education, and cybersecurity.

Rogers Epstein attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology from 2015 to 2019, majoring in Mathematics and Computer Science. Prior to that, from 2012 to 2015, they attended Needham High School where they focused on Mathematics. In 2014, they also participated in the PROMYS program, specializing in Algebra and Number Theory. Additionally, from 2004 to 2013, Epstein attended the Russian School of Mathematics, where they primarily studied Mathematics. There is no information provided about any degrees acquired during these educational experiences.