Network Architecture & Design
Enterprise and datacenter designs built for redundancy, plus assessments that modernize OSPF/BGP routing and datacenter-to-datacenter connectivity.
I'm David Phan. For over a decade I've designed and secured enterprise, datacenter and cloud networks on Cisco and Palo Alto platforms for organizations across a wide range of industries, and I use Python and vendor APIs to automate them.
I design secure networks built on Cisco and Palo Alto, from the datacenter core to the cloud edge, and automate them so they're easier to run.
Enterprise and datacenter designs built for redundancy, plus assessments that modernize OSPF/BGP routing and datacenter-to-datacenter connectivity.
Designing and deploying Cisco and Palo Alto firewall platforms, including multi-vendor firewall migrations.
Remote access VPN with multi-factor authentication, plus endpoint and DNS-layer protection rolled out across multiple regions.
Palo Alto SD-WAN across diverse circuits, extended into Azure for secure, resilient cloud connectivity.
Python tools that migrate firewall configurations between vendors, and API-driven scripts that significantly cut troubleshooting and resolution time.
Technical consultations, proposals, product demos and proof-of-concept testing, working with sales to tailor solutions to each client.
From staging equipment and running NOC teams to architecting secure networks for clients across many industries.
Cisco certifications and a business degree in computer information systems.
Georgia State University
J. Mack Robinson College of Business
Open to conversations about network architecture, security and automation work.