Sanjeev Jaiswal is a senior Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer of the Maharashtra cadre from the 1996 batch whose administrative journey reflects decades of public service across district, urban, regional, and state-level governance. Born on 7 April 1972 and originally belonging to West Bengal, he entered the civil services through direct recruitment and began a career that would later span multiple sectors including district administration, municipal governance, water resources, and housing.

After completing foundational administrative training, he began serving in Maharashtra through early field assignments in Nashik and Nandurbar. These formative years helped shape his understanding of grassroots governance and public administration.

Over time, his responsibilities expanded across district leadership positions, municipal corporations, and regional administration. His career later moved into strategic state-level leadership roles, including Water Supply and Sanitation administration and eventually heading Maharashtra’s housing authority. His professional trajectory represents an evolution from local administration to institution-level public leadership.