In his autobiography, Paul Waldner takes us on a journey through the stages of his eventful life. As the cover and title of the book "A Constant Immigrant" suggests, he moved as a "constant immigrant" from Seoul to Long Island, to the working class neighborhood of Richmond, Virginia (with a brief but important interlude) and to college in Syracuse, New York.
During his college years, Paul learned about the use and design of printed circuit boards (PCBs). From that point on, PCBs accompanied him throughout his professional life.
The eventful life of a PCB expert
In Europe, the rise and fall of his company was accompanied by a steady migration of the PCB and electronics industry to the East.
A precise and personal look at the world of technology, product design and electronics manufacturing.
"A Contant Immigrant" tells the story of the electronics industry from its founding years in the 1970s to the beginning of the 21st century through Paul's life. A Constant Immigrant tells the story of Paul's life in the 21st century.
A Constant Immigrant, ISBN 978-3-87480-396-0, 1st edition 2024, Eugen G. Leuze Verlag GmbH & Co KG
The book is written in English, with 326 pages in paperback format
