EXAMPLES YOU CAN ACTUALLY OPEN

Organization chart examples you can edit

These are not screenshots of someone else's company. Each example is an implemented generic starting pattern that opens as a private guest draft, ready to be reshaped.

OPEN ROLES, NOT FAKE PEOPLE

An example should be a starting structure, not a poster.

Every example below comes from the generic starting patterns implemented in Vibe My Org. Each contains only open roles and a valid single-manager hierarchy — no invented employees, no made-up company names.

Opening one shows a preview first. Nothing replaces your current guest draft until you confirm, and everything in the applied pattern — names, titles, reporting lines — stays yours to change.

  1. Startup core team

    A compact starting point for shaping early product, delivery, growth, customer, and operating responsibilities.

    7 open roles · led by Company lead

    Open Startup core team in the studio
  2. Agency services pod

    A client-facing starting point for organizing account leadership, creative direction, and delivery in one pod.

    8 open roles · led by Account lead

    Open Agency services pod in the studio
  3. Customer support org

    A service starting point for reviewing frontline coverage, escalation paths, and the operations behind support.

    8 open roles · led by Support lead

    Open Customer support org in the studio
  4. Data platform team

    A data-focused starting point for separating pipelines, analytics, governance, and platform responsibilities.

    8 open roles · led by Data platform lead

    Open Data platform team in the studio
  5. Marketplace operations

    An operations starting point for balancing supply, demand, trust, payments, and analytics in one marketplace group.

    9 open roles · led by Marketplace lead

    Open Marketplace operations in the studio
  6. AI engineering team

    An applied AI starting point for separating model development, data supply, inference platform, evaluation, and governance responsibilities.

    9 open roles · led by Head of AI engineering

    Open AI engineering team in the studio
  7. Software engineering org

    An engineering starting point for splitting product-facing teams, platform teams, architecture, and delivery coordination under one leader.

    10 open roles · led by Engineering executive

    Open Software engineering org in the studio
  8. Platform and reliability team

    An infrastructure starting point for separating reliability, cloud infrastructure, release engineering, and internal tooling.

    9 open roles · led by Head of platform engineering

    Open Platform and reliability team in the studio
  9. Security engineering org

    A security starting point for separating application security, security operations, identity, and risk oversight.

    9 open roles · led by Chief information security officer

    Open Security engineering org in the studio
  10. Quality engineering team

    A quality starting point for separating automation, exploratory testing, environments, and release readiness responsibilities.

    8 open roles · led by Head of quality engineering

    Open Quality engineering team in the studio
  11. Product design org

    A design starting point for separating product design, research, content, design systems, and design operations.

    9 open roles · led by Head of design

    Open Product design org in the studio
  12. IT service desk

    An internal IT starting point for separating frontline service tiers, endpoint engineering, and asset and change coordination.

    9 open roles · led by IT service manager

    Open IT service desk in the studio
  13. Program management office

    A delivery-office starting point for separating portfolio oversight, program and project management, governance, resourcing, and reporting.

    9 open roles · led by PMO director

    Open Program management office in the studio
  14. Agile release train

    A scaled-delivery starting point for laying out train-level roles alongside the teams that share one release cadence.

    10 open roles · led by Release train engineer

    Open Agile release train in the studio
  15. Research and development lab

    A research starting point for separating investigation teams, laboratory operations, funding administration, and publication work.

    9 open roles · led by Lab director

    Open Research and development lab in the studio
  16. Marketing organization

    A marketing starting point for separating brand, product marketing, demand generation, communications, and marketing operations.

    9 open roles · led by Marketing lead

    Open Marketing organization in the studio
  17. Finance and accounting org

    A finance starting point for separating accounting operations, planning and analysis, treasury, procurement, and audit responsibilities.

    10 open roles · led by Chief financial officer

    Open Finance and accounting org in the studio
  18. People operations org

    A people starting point for separating recruiting, business partnering, rewards, learning, and people systems.

    9 open roles · led by Head of people

    Open People operations org in the studio
  19. Healthcare clinic

    A clinic starting point for separating clinical care, nursing, front-office scheduling, records, and billing responsibilities.

    10 open roles · led by Clinic medical director

    Open Healthcare clinic in the studio
  20. Hospital department

    A hospital-department starting point for separating attending and training physicians, nursing lines, administration, and quality coordination.

    10 open roles · led by Department chief

    Open Hospital department in the studio
  21. School leadership

    A school starting point for separating instructional leadership, teaching lines, student services, and school operations.

    10 open roles · led by Principal

    Open School leadership in the studio
  22. Manufacturing plant

    A plant starting point for separating production shifts, maintenance, quality inspection, materials, and safety responsibilities.

    10 open roles · led by Plant manager

    Open Manufacturing plant in the studio
  23. Construction project

    A construction starting point for separating field supervision, project engineering, estimating, safety, and subcontract coordination.

    10 open roles · led by Project executive

    Open Construction project in the studio
  24. Retail store operations

    A store starting point for separating floor supervision, stockroom flow, merchandising, customer service, and loss prevention.

    10 open roles · led by Store manager

    Open Retail store operations in the studio
  25. Restaurant operations

    A restaurant starting point for separating kitchen, front-of-house service, and bar responsibilities under one general manager.

    10 open roles · led by General manager

    Open Restaurant operations in the studio
  26. Logistics and warehouse

    A distribution starting point for separating inbound flow, outbound fulfillment, inventory control, transportation, and safety.

    10 open roles · led by Distribution center manager

    Open Logistics and warehouse in the studio
  27. Financial services branch

    A branch starting point for separating teller lines, personal banking, lending, advisory referrals, and branch operations.

    10 open roles · led by Branch manager

    Open Financial services branch in the studio
  28. Media production studio

    A production starting point for separating producing, directing, on-set crew, and post-production responsibilities.

    10 open roles · led by Executive producer

    Open Media production studio in the studio
  29. Matrix delivery organization

    A capability-and-product starting point that draws one accountable manager per role, so any secondary alignment belongs in the role title.

    10 open roles · led by Delivery executive

    Open Matrix delivery organization in the studio

GO DEEPER

Inspect the structure before you adopt it.

The templates page lists every role and reporting line in each pattern, so you can read the structure before opening a draft. If you are deciding between shapes rather than patterns, start with the chart types instead.

WHAT AN EXAMPLE CANNOT DO

No pattern knows your organization.

A starting pattern encodes a common shape, not your reality. Treat the applied structure as scaffolding: rename roles, remove what you do not have, and move reporting lines until the chart answers “who reports to whom” truthfully for your team.

If your organization already exists in a spreadsheet, slide, or document, converting that source is usually a better starting point than any generic pattern.

START WITH A DRAFT YOU CONTROL

Map the structure. Then make it yours.

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