Romin Jain
About Romin Jain
Romin Jain serves as the Director of Product Management and Business Development at Boingo Wireless, where he has worked since 2021. He has a background in electrical engineering and extensive experience in network strategy and business development across several leading telecommunications companies.
Current Role at Boingo Wireless
Romin Jain serves as the Director of Product Management and Business Development at Boingo Wireless since 2021. In this role, he focuses on product strategy and business growth initiatives. His responsibilities include overseeing product development and enhancing customer relationships. Jain's experience in the telecommunications sector contributes to his ability to navigate complex market dynamics and drive innovation in wireless solutions.
Previous Experience in Telecommunications
Prior to his current position, Romin Jain held various roles in the telecommunications industry. He worked at Sprint for ten years, where he was involved in Network Strategy and Business Development. He also served as a Solutions Manager at Nokia-Siemens Networks and as a Project Lead at Ericsson. His experience spans multiple aspects of network performance, deployment strategies, and customer engagement.
Educational Background
Romin Jain has a strong educational foundation in engineering and business. He earned a Bachelor of Engineering from Shivaji University. He furthered his studies at The University of Texas at Austin and The University of Texas at Dallas, achieving a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering and a Master of Business Administration. His academic achievements include being recognized as a scholar with distinction.
Key Contributions and Achievements
Throughout his career, Romin Jain has made significant contributions to network performance and deployment strategies. He played a key role in developing performance metrics and managing the deployment pipeline for Sprint's National In-Building program. Jain has collaborated with various teams, including finance and engineering, to create network build-out strategies tailored to the North American market.