Executive job title response fields
Response fields
Section titled “Response fields”| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
title | string | The input title, returned verbatim. |
management_level | string | null | Most senior level matched, or null when no level is recognised. |
is_non_executive | boolean | Whether the title contains a non-executive or governance signal. |
is_partner | boolean | Whether the title contains a qualifying partner signal. |
is_vp | boolean | Whether the title contains a vice-president-grade signal. |
is_owner | boolean | Whether the title contains an ownership signal. |
function | array of strings | Deduplicated function mappings. Empty when no function is recognised. |
standard_roles | array of strings | Deduplicated standardised role identifiers. Empty when none are recognised. |
employment_type | string | The matched employment classification. |
flag_assistant | boolean | Whether the title describes support to another role rather than the role itself. |
versions | object | Classification and pattern version strings used to produce the result. Store these with cached classifications. |
Classification alignment
Section titled “Classification alignment”Function mapping aligns with LinkedIn and established industry-standard job function conventions. Taxonomy values and standard-role lists are not published; treat returned string values as open-ended and use the version metadata to track classification changes.
Multi-value fields are deduplicated and may be empty. Consumers should not hard-code a closed list of values.