Danny Deng
About Danny Deng
Danny Deng is a Senior IT Operations Analyst at TD in Canada with extensive experience in network monitoring and management systems.
Current Position at TD Bank
Danny Deng currently holds the position of Senior IT Operations Analyst at TD Bank in Canada. In this role, he has accumulated over 6 years of experience supporting a variety of network management tools including ITNM, F5 EM, PaloAlto Panorama, and more. Key responsibilities include designing and implementing a centralized Panorama logging solution integrated with a SIEM system, upgrading and migrating various systems including VitalNet and syslog, and troubleshooting ITNM issues with MTS and IBM.
Previous Role at TELUS
Before joining TD Bank, Danny Deng worked at TELUS as a Developer Analyst III. Here, he spent 6 years developing and managing large-scale distributed network and IPTel monitoring systems. His work included configuring and maintaining network monitoring systems adhering to standards such as NMS, SNMP, syslog, WMI, and SOAP.
Educational Background
Danny Deng earned a Master's Degree in Telecommunication from the University of Toronto between 2003 and 2004. Prior to that, he achieved a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from Jilin Technology of Industry, attending from 1990 to 1994.
Certifications and IT Proficiency
Danny Deng holds a Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE #27131) certification in Routing and Switching. He is proficient in ITIL processes including availability and capacity management, incident management, problem management, change management, configuration management, and SLA management. His technical expertise covers a wide array of network management systems and tools, notably performing successful upgrades, migrations, and integrations in complex IT environments.
Special Projects and Initiatives
At TD Bank, Danny Deng has been involved in significant projects like the NA NOC Consolidation project, wherein he assisted in migrating US and CA devices into a new ITNM system. He has also standardized network management using the FCAPS model and designed network monitoring solutions for fault and performance management. His contributions include implementing a distributed syslog management system, upgrading F5 Enterprise Manager, and integrating a variety of technologies with the Tivoli system.