He also worked in various positions and performed all the responsibilities successfully assigned to him. As the President of Maharashtra Pradesh Youth Congress from 2018 to 2022, Satyajeet Tambe created a network of youth activists covering the whole of Maharashtra. Through NSUI and Maharashtra Youth Congress, Tambe worked in every district of Maharashtra and every state of the country. At present, Satyajeet Tambe is a member of the Maharashtra Legislative Council. In 2023, Tambe contested the Nashik Graduate Constituency election as an independent and won by a considerable margin.

Satyajeet Tambe entered mainstream electoral politics in the year 2007 while still involved in the student movement. At the young age of 24, he won the Zilla Parishad elections (District Council Elections) in Ahmednagar and became the youngest member to have won the Zilla Parishad elections. He was elected in two consecutive elections (2007 and 2012) and worked as a Zilla Parishad member for ten consecutive years. He implemented many innovative projects in the constituency during his tenure, especially in the fields of Education, Health, Drinking water, Sanitation etc

Satyajeet believes in inclusivity. He treats the Constitution of India as the Bible and firmly believes in the Idea of India and its core values of unity, integrity, liberty, equality and fraternity. He always trusted in, and encouraged, new leadership throughout his political career. He firmly believes in competent ‘leadership’ and not ‘following’.

Satyajeet Tambe’s work is not limited to political profiles. He made significant achievements in various fields like social, sports, education, and entrepreneurship among others. He has also been involved with several organizations to ensure he gives back to society in whichever way possible. Taking the thought forward, he started planning various activities concerning the society and took the Jai Hind People’s Movement (JPM) to the state level. Through political leadership, he casts a wider net on all fronts to serve the nation.

Tambe, who translated the book ‘Citizenville’ by the former Governor of California Gavin Newsom into Marathi, has always been vocal about public participation in administration. He has been associated with numerous organizations.