Staff |
JBL's team of engineers have backgrounds spanning traditional mechanical engineering disciplines |
Meet the Team
Bryan Lane President |
Bryan Lane is an engineering consultant specializing in product development with emphasis on innovative improvement of mechanical systems. Bryan’s 36 year career has focused on solving product challenges in emerging technologies from oil field equipment to medical devices. With expertise in computational and experimental analysis techniques, Bryan has repeatedly reduced time to market. He is co-inventor on 16 US patents in the areas of well completions, sealing technology, and sensor development.
Bryan received a BS and MS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Houston and an MBA from Rice University. He is a licensed professional engineer in the state of Texas. |
Wasy Akhtar DirectOR of ENGINEERing |
Wasy Akhtar received his MS and PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Houston. Prior to JBL Technologies, Wasy worked in the riser and conductor engineering sector where he used advanced FEA and fracture mechanics in design and fitness-for-service of such subsea components in deep water operations. Wasy has a total of 20+ publications in peer reviewed journals and conference proceedings in the areas of advanced FEA, fracture mechanics and computational fluid dynamics.
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Holley Love Staff Engineer |
Holley Love received a BS in biomedical engineering and MS and PhD in mechanical engineering from the University of Houston. Her graduate studies focused on experimental and numerical evaluation of heart assist pumps. With a background in fluid mechanics and heat transfer, Holley is also an instructional assistant professor at the University of Houston. She is a licensed professional engineer in the state of Texas
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Brian Davis Senior Engineer |
Brian Davis received a BS in mechanical engineering from UC San Diego and an MS from Colorado School of Mines. His thesis work involved developing Python-based extensions to the Abaqus environment to analyze several types of contact problems. He has traveled extensively in support of humanitarian projects for Engineers Without Borders. After working as an engineering analyst in aerospace and oil and gas, Brian now leverages his academic, humanitarian, and industrial experiences to solve a broad range of FEA problems.
Brian is currently pursuing a PhD from Colorado School of Mines. |
