Baran Usluel is a software engineer with nine years of hands-on experience building immersive VR and platform features at Meta, currently leading Input & Interactions for the Quest/Oculus Browser extensions platform. A Georgia Tech electrical engineering graduate with a CS minor, he has repeatedly shipped system-level features for VR shells—ranging from display management and multitasking UI to wake-word audio integrations and low-level audio test frameworks. His background spans mobile and embedded Android work, OpenGL ES graphics testing, and full-stack course tooling including a React course website and an automated grader used across large classes. Notably, he progressed from intern projects that enabled drag-and-drop multitasking and voice assistant wake-word support to owning interaction platforms used by VR consumers. Based in Atlanta, he combines deep systems knowledge with a pragmatic product focus and a proven track record of accelerating developer workflows. Colleagues would describe him as a problem-solver who turns complex platform constraints into intuitive user-facing capabilities.
9 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - BS, Electrical Engineering, Bachelor of Science - BS, Electrical Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology
High School, IB Diploma Programme, High School, IB Diploma Programme at Bilkent Laboratory and International School
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