The name Jack Bauer is a pseudonym used by the voice actor Erik Davies for his work in English-language dubs of anime and other media. Davies adopted the name, which is the same as the iconic character from the television series 24, as a credit alias early in his career. He is recognized for his contributions to anime localization during the 2000s, providing voices for a variety of characters across numerous series.

Erik Davies's career as an anime voice actor is primarily documented through his credits in the mid-2000s. As Jack Bauer, he voiced Shin Ichiyanagi, a First Lieutenant, in the 2006 anime series Flag. He also played the role of Michio Hino in the mecha anime series Fafner. His other notable voice roles from this period include Robert Beauchamp in Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo, Mamoru Inoue and Sadaharu Inui in The Prince of Tennis, multiple characters in Samurai Champloo, Claus F. Lester in Tales of Phantasia The Animation, and a role in Tweeny Witches. This body of work places him within the community of voice actors who contributed to English dubs produced in the Los Angeles area during that era.

Beyond anime, Davies, still credited as Jack Bauer, lent his voice to other projects. His non-anime roles include the character Arm Lieutenant in the video game Section 8, Komatsu in the English dub of the live-action film Zebraman, and Sting in the video game Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight. While his career appears to have been most active in the mid-2000s, his work under the Jack Bauer pseudonym remains a part of the history of English-dubbed anime from that period.