Jarmo Ruuth is a database architect with over two decades of hands-on experience designing and implementing high-performance relational database engines, currently serving as Chief Architect for solidDB at UNICOM Global. He co-founded Solid Information Technology and led the core engineering of solidDB—implementing MVCC, B-tree indexing, transaction logging, and advanced replication—before the product’s acquisitions by IBM and Unicom. His work spans transaction management, data durability, high availability, partitioned replication and adapting consensus algorithms (Raft) for database recovery and cloud scalability. Jarmo has driven features for demanding domains such as telecommunications and electronic trading, optimizing for multi-core and in-memory performance. Based in Helsinki, he blends deep systems-level engineering with product-focused architecture and a track record of shipping resilient, distributed database solutions. An M.Sc. in Engineering Physics, he often tackles subtle systems trade-offs that most architects leave to implementation teams.
11 years of coding experience
26 years of employment as a software developer
M.Sc., Engineering Physics, M.Sc., Engineering Physics at Teknillinen korkeakoulu-Tekniska högskolan
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Jarmo Ruuth - Chief Architect, SolidDB at UNICOM Global