Tim Glaser is a co-founder and Co-CEO at PostHog with 11 years of hands-on engineering and product experience building self-hosted analytics, feature flags, and session recording tools. He bridges full-stack development and product strategy, contributing to core PostHog repos across Python, TypeScript and JavaScript while shipping UI, API and performance improvements. Tim’s work on posthog-js (autocapture, Turbolinks fixes, Sentry integration and feature flags) and on the main PostHog platform shows a pragmatic focus on reliability, observability and developer experience. Previously he progressed from engineer to product manager at Arachnys and cut his teeth in front-end development at Cloud9 IDE, bringing both executional grit and product empathy to a growing YC-backed company. An affinity for fixing tricky integration bugs and improving demo and documentation surfaces a tendency to care about both first impressions and production robustness.
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Role in this project:
Back-end Developer & Full-stack Developer
Contributions:574 reviews, 1503 commits, 2295 PRs in 3 years
Contributions summary:Tim's contributions focused on enhancing the PostHog platform, mainly by implementing new features and improving existing ones. This involved adding demo data to the Hogflix feature, implementing the ability to build and manage annotations on the dashboard, and fixing various performance issues throughout the platform. The user also made various other small bug fixes and improvements to the system, including adjustments to API endpoints. The changes are in Python, Javascript, and Typescript.
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Role in this project:
Front-end Developer
Contributions:18 reviews, 125 commits, 79 PRs in 2 years 10 months
Contributions summary:Tim primarily focused on front-end development tasks within the JavaScript-based PostHog library. They addressed a cookie-related bug on Heroku applications and fixed issues related to Turbolinks integration, ensuring proper functionality within the framework. The user also implemented feature flag support and integrated Sentry for error tracking, indicating a focus on improving the library's reliability and features. They also made changes related to autocapture and session recording.
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