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Anyone work in tech and don’t spend much time behind a computer?
+1 for wanting examples of this.
When I worked in a factory moving computers I was rarely in front of a computer.
I second the idea about becoming an architect. There are also other roles like sales engineers, help desk, security consultants, etc. It depends on what you enjoy, how much human interaction you want, and what positions are available in your area.
Do calls on your phone (go walking) and todo notes and design on a whiteboard. Only use the computer when you really have to.
Consider the van life and having a mobile office. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg37Cbx-kak
You could become a technical architect (there's many types). It's less coding and more meetings and discussions about technical roadmaps.