Quick * Easy * Versatile
Serving Since 1994
Dr. Dan has been a student-favorite teaching professor at Montana
State University's Civil Engineering department for over 25 years and
has done private consulting work on and off over that period.
In 1992 he initiated a research project to bring structural
engineering software to rural Montana using a new-fangled system
called Windows. The result of that research became VisualAnalysis. Dr. VanLuchene has expressed successful
engineering solutions in computer-software in over a dozen different
programming languages and systems and he brings deep engineering theory and
expertise to IES.
Terry was working on a Master's in Computer Science at Montana
State University when he met Dr. VanLuchene in the late 1980's and
joined the research project to build a Windows-based structural analysis
program in 1992 while pursuing a Ph.D. in Structural Engineering.
The degree was put on hold, however, as IES, Inc. became a more
attractive career path that melded engineering, software design, and
business adventure. Terry's main responsibilities include
everything at IES, with a ton of guidance from his friends.
Few engineering mechanics experts are interested in software
development or are as versatile as Jeff. Hired in 2001 to develop
a new plate element for the IES finite element engine, Jeff has
continued to impress with his abilities to bring brilliant
engineering features to practical applications in many diverse areas.
His work includes algorithms, graphics programming, finite element meshing, new product development, and technical support.
Garrett is the "front office". He keeps it all working
smoothly and efficiently. You get your orders delivered on time and he
makes sure the IES bills get paid. Give him a call, he loves to ensure
you have just the right products and license keys you need and when you
need them! Just don't call on Wednesdays in the winter, because he will
be out doing snow research at Moonlight Basin Ski Resort.