Runs a blog dedicated to consumer electronics at thegadgets.net. Owaeis’ opinionated commentary, honest criticism and first-hand tech guides have lead The Gadgets to earn a profound reputation. His work there has been featured on Engadget, CNET, ZDNet, Gizmodo, The Verge, Mashable, Tech Crunch, Life Hacker, TUAW, Electronista, Boy Genius Report, The Washington Post, Huffington Post, VentureBeat, Business Insider, The Inquirer and The Guardian among others.

Hired and manages a team of bloggers from different parts of the world who work from their homes under his supervision.

Founded jailbreakstory.com to cover the wide spread developments in the hacking of Apple’s iOS devices. In a very short lifespan of this blog, Owaeis’ articles there have been cited by Engadget, The Verge, Mashable, Life Hacker, Venture Beat, TUAW and others.

Founded the web design company at the age of 19 while attending the undergraduate school; created a team of designers, developers and marketers and worked with local as well as international clients. The company was closed in 2008.

Was given an opportunity to understand the working of the DSL and FTTH, spent 4-7 days in different departments of the organization, including DSL Transmission, FTTH Transmission, Core Network, Access Network, NGN and Systems. Was also given an opportunity to visit and understand the POPs of FTTH & DSL and the Data Center, where senior engineers explained the working of POPs and the Devices. Also attended a 3 day training of Access Network Department