According to the American Institute of Architects, titles and job descriptions within American architectural offices might be as follows:
| Title | Definition |
|---|---|
| Senior Principal / Partner | Typically an owner or majority shareholder of the firm; may be the founder; titles may include managing director, president, chief executive officer, or managing principal/partner. |
| Mid-level Principal / Partner | Principal or partner; titles may include executive or senior vice president or director. |
| Junior Principal / Partner | Recently made a partner or principal of the firm; title may include vice president or associate director. |
| Department head / Senior Manager | Senior management architect or non-registered graduate; responsible for major department(s) or functions; reports to a principal or partner. |
| Project Manager | Licensed architect, or non-registered graduate with more than 10 years of experience; has overall project management responsibility for a variety of projects or project teams, including client contact, scheduling, and budgeting. |
| Senior Architect / Designer | Licensed architect, or non-registered graduate with more than 10 years of experience; has a design or technical focus and is responsible for significant project activities. |
| Architect / Designer III | Licensed architect or non-registered graduate with 8–10 years of experience; responsible for significant aspects of projects. |
| Architect / Designer II | Licensed architect or non-registered graduate with 6–8 years of experience, responsible for daily design or technical development of projects. |
| Architect / Designer I | Recently licensed architect or non-registered graduate with 3–5 years of experience; responsible for particular parts of a project within parameters set by others. |
| Architectural Intern | Unlicensed architecture school graduate participating in a defined internship program; develops design or technical solutions under supervision of an architect. In the U.S., no state allows the use of the title architect by anyone who is not licensed to provide architectural services. |
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