Show one cross-functional squad's roles and how they collaborate day to day.
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A team structure diagram shows how a single cross-functional team is composed, mapping the central squad to its constituent roles such as a product manager, engineers, a designer, QA, and a delivery lead. Unlike a full org chart, it focuses on one team's makeup and how those roles work together day to day.
Engineering leaders, product managers, and team leads use this diagram to communicate squad composition, onboard new members, and propose new teams during planning. It is ideal for team charters, staffing proposals, and explaining how a product pod is organized.
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It is a diagram that shows how a single team is composed, mapping its roles and how members collaborate, rather than the whole company hierarchy.
A typical product squad includes a product manager, a tech lead, backend and frontend engineers, a designer, a QA engineer, and often a delivery or scrum lead.
An org chart shows company-wide reporting lines, while a team structure diagram zooms into one team to show its specific roles and how they work together.
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