INTP - The Architect

I = Introversion · N = Intuition · T = Thinking · P = Perceiving

Informal profile: This page describes broad, traditional associations with the INTP four-letter type. Individuals vary widely, and this profile is not a diagnosis, career recommendation or official MBTI report.

What the personality type “Architect” means? The personality type INTP is often called Architect or Engineer. They are strongly individualistic personalities. INTPs focus on ideas, details, theories – they want to fully understand how the things work. They like to discuss their ideas and debate. You can easily talk with them, but try not to violate their principles. They like to follow a strong logical structure. The Architect likes to improve the current mechanisms and to solve difficult problems. They highly value intelligence. They like solitude and they are familiar with the dark side. They act without consulting others. Some job positions recognized as most-likely to be INTPs are Artist, Architect, Archaeologist, Agent, Consultant, Computer Programmer, Engineer, Economist, Historian, Investigator, Investment Banker, Inventor, Logician, Mathematician, Marketer, Philosopher, Researcher, Technical Writer.

Traditional keywords: Independent, Innovative, Analytical, Tolerant, Cool, Unconventional, Objective, Open-minded, Thoughtful, Theoretical, Rational, Changeable, Self-reliant, Complex, Unsentimental, Unstructured.