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Posting a job turns your project brief into structured requirements that OpenTrain can use for matching, screening, proposal review, and hiring.

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Start from the dashboard

From My Jobs, click Post a new job.
Employer dashboard with job folders and a Post a new job button.

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Add the job title and description

Start with the title. If you already have a brief, turn on Have a job description? and paste the text or attach a PDF. OpenTrain uses this content to help fill later wizard fields.
Post a Job wizard Step 1 with a medical document QA title, pasted job description text, and an attach file control.

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Review the structured details

The next steps ask for the data type, subject matter, task type, tools, volume, location rules, and languages. Review these fields carefully because they drive matching and screening.
Post a Job wizard Step 2 showing dataset description, data type, subject matter, data volume, locations, and languages.
Post a Job wizard Step 3 showing labeling software options and task type controls.

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Configure screening

Use screening to collect comparable candidate evidence before proposal review. Add interview requirements, choose the expected experience level, and enable the screening signals that are live for your job.
Post a Job wizard showing AI interview requirements for healthcare documentation review experience.
Post a Job wizard showing the required AI training experience level options and experience requirement toggles.

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Set the budget

Choose the payment model for the job. You can use hourly, fixed-price, or per-label pricing where available. You do not fund the project when you publish; funding happens when you hire and create the first milestone.
Post a Job wizard budget step showing pay per label, pay per hour, fixed price, and escrow explanation.

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Review and publish

Use the final review step to check the public job description, screening settings, budget, and requirements. Publish only when the job is ready for candidates to see. After publishing, OpenTrain saves the posting and can notify matched AI trainers who fit the requirements.