Eclipse IDE Task Creation and Recording Specialist

The work

You will create realistic Eclipse tasks for AI training and record yourself completing practical software development workflows. Your work will cover task planning, environment setup, technical documentation, screen recording, and quality review.

  • Create challenging Eclipse tasks with clear goals, steps, project files, dependencies, and supporting notes.
  • Prepare Eclipse workspaces, Java projects, JDKs, dependencies, plugins, and other references before recording.
  • Record complete and realistic task execution while following project guidelines.
  • Demonstrate project setup, coding, imports, debugging, build configuration, testing, Git integration, and troubleshooting as appropriate.
  • Review recordings and documentation for clarity, completeness, quality, and alignment with project requirements.

What it pays and takes

This is remote hourly contractor work focused on Eclipse software development workflows. The role is listed as entry level, but you need strong practical knowledge of Eclipse and Java development.

  • Pay: Up to $20 per hour.
  • Time: 20 or more hours per week.
  • Type: Part-time contractor work.
  • Location: Open to contractors in Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan.
  • Language: Fluent English.
  • Experience: Professional, academic, or practical experience with Eclipse and Java software development workflows.
  • Skills: Development environment setup, technical writing, careful quality review, and the ability to explain technical work clearly.
  • Work style: Independent remote work with consistent use of quality guidelines.

How it works

Apply on OpenTrain with your resume, then complete the application on the hiring site.

About AI training work

AI training work uses examples prepared and reviewed by people to help improve software and AI systems. In this role, your recorded Eclipse workflows and technical explanations provide useful examples for training and evaluating AI that works with software development tasks.

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