Dr. Bomani is a senior research scientist whose work has been featured in an internationally televised TED talk. Dr. Bo mani is a leader in the National Technical Association (NTA), which is an organization dedicated to encouraging, motivating, and inspiring underrepresented men and women to choose careers in science, technology, engineering, medicine, and education. Dr. Bomani currently serves as the President of NTA’s Cleveland Chapter and was the National Conference Program Chairman of NTA’s 86th Annual Conference that was held in Cleveland. Dr. Bomani is an adjunct faculty member in the Mathematics department at Cuyahoga Community College – Metro Campus, an adjunct faculty member in the Math and Science Division at Lorain County Community College, an adjunct assistant professor in the Natural and Social Sciences at Bowling Green State University, a member of the graduate faculty at Cleveland State University and Kent State University, and a part-time mathematics lecturer at Cleveland State University. 

Dr. Bomani also serves as the CFO of BOMANI, Inc., an independent sports research and testing company. Dr. Bomani is an inventor with five U.S. patents issued. Dr. Bomani has six college degrees. He received his Ph.D. in Computer Engineering specializing in Applied Physics from Case Western Reserve University, a M.S. in Applied Mathematics from Cleveland State University, an MBS (Technology Management) from Cleveland State University, and B.S. degrees in Pure Mathematics, Computer Science, and Mathematics Education from Delaware State University. He went to Eastside High School in Paterson, New Jersey, where his senior class was featured in the movie Lean on Me.