Jesse Rose, born in New York but raised in North Carolina, attended Wake Forest University where he received his B.A. in Economics with a minor in Computer Science.  He also studied higher level mathematics while there. 

From Wake Forest he attended the Hofstra University School of Law.  There he participated in the Political Asylum clinic, representing individuals who sought residency in the USA while fleeing situations which put them in harms way.  He was additionally on the Labor and Employment Journal, President and co-founder of the Hofstra Democratic Association, communications coordinator for the Amnesty International chapter, completed a practicum in the asylum clinic and won an intramural championship in flag football.  He has taken a class under Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and met with Justice Samuel Alito in a roundtable discussion just after his appointment to the Supreme Court. 

Since graduating, Jesse has practiced largely in labor and employment law and corporate litigation.  He aims to bring the same knowledge and preparation which larger firms achieve to smaller clients at a fraction of the cost. 

In his spare time, Jesse enjoys playing basketball, supporting local political movements and reading non-fiction summaries of various scientific areas of study.