Alper Guler

Alper Guler's work experience begins in 2008 when they founded Yonga Yazilim, a software development firm. During this time, they collaborated with Hacettepe University to develop software for the "Denver Test", a widely used test for monitoring children's development. In 2009, they joined Turk Telekom as a Telecom Specialist, where they designed and implemented various projects and provided consulting services to internet service providers. Alper then moved on to Turkcell SuperOnline in 2012, where they served as a Process Manager. In 2013, Guler joined Lazzoni Furniture as a Business Analyst and Software Engineer, where they managed customer, sales, and delivery systems. Alper also documented and analyzed business processes and gathered information to define project scope and user expectations. In 2015, they became an investor in Pandora Augmented & Virtual Reality Technologies. In 2016, Guler co-founded QReal, formerly known as Kabaq.io, and became the General Manager for Turkey. QReal is a subsidiary of The Glimpse Group, a virtual and augmented reality company. Overall, Guler has a diverse range of experiences in software development, project management, process analysis, and virtual reality technologies.

Alper Guler completed their Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering from Izmir University of Economics from the year 2003 to 2008. Later, they pursued a Master's degree in Software Management from Middle East Technical University between 2009 and 2012.