The 20-year-old impressed for Team GB as they reached the quarter-finals before losing to South Korea in a penalty shoot-out.
Caulker has returned to White Hart Lane after a successful spell on loan at Swansea last season and the central defender hopes his performances for Team GB have caught the eye of new Spurs boss Andre Villas-Boas.
"The Olympics has been the perfect way for me to show the new manager what I can do and to make sure I am not out of sight," Caulker told the Daily Star on Sunday.
Caulker is looking forward to playing under former Chelsea chief Villas-Boas feeling the Portuguese will give some of the younger players in the Spurs squad the chance to establish themselves.
"He seems a very interesting guy with lots of great ideas," added Caulker.
"It's a big positive for the club and he seems to put his trust in the young lads."
