I think that's also because the past divide of "architects" and implementers (often in outsourcing settings where the architecting is done on-shore), is recogni

I think that's also because the past divide of "architects" and implementers (often in outsourcing settings where the architecting is done on-shore), is recognized to not work well. From my experience job descriptions/title that lean into "architect" tend to attract people that can theorize about how software ought to be built all day, but haven't written a single line of code in ages.