U.S. Cellular network switch engineer in Oklahoma City keeps calls connected
Tully Satterfield is not the tech-minded brains behind the workings of your increasingly multitasking cell phone.
And he might be hard-pressed to answer the influx of calls that cell users phone into customer service call centers.
But his behind-the-scenes job as a network switch engineer for U.S. Cellular at the Oklahoma City switching facility near downtown is a position that keeps all those cell phone ca...
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