Tim Požar is a veteran network architect and entrepreneur with four decades of experience building community-focused broadband, wireless and media infrastructure. A co-founder of early ISPs and several startups (including TLGnet and Brightmail), he blends hands-on RF and fiber engineering with operational leadership—most recently as President of Asilomar Microcomputer Workshop and Managing Principal at TwoP LLC. Tim led design and deployment of San Francisco’s Community Broadband Network connecting dozens of housing developments at multi-gigabit scale and built long-range links to remote islands for scientific and wildlife projects. He’s a pragmatic advocate for unlicensed wireless and municipal fiber, a founding member of multiple Bay Area wireless groups, and a named inventor on Brightmail patents. Known for turning civic-minded ideals about universal idea exchange into tangible networks, he pairs deep technical fluency from L1–L3 with a knack for growing resilient operations.
11 years of coding experience
39 years of employment as a software developer
Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering at California State University, Fresno
Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Bullard High School
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