Blender Specialist

About this role

The current generation of AI agents can read a screen, but they still fail badly at doing real professional work inside real desktop software — and Blender is one of the hardest cases there is. In this remote, hourly contract role you will help fix that. You will design realistic, challenging Blender tasks, then record yourself completing them on your own computer using recording tools provided. Each recording captures the full picture of how expert work actually gets done, and becomes both a demonstration the model learns from and a benchmark it is measured against.

Blender 3D, 3D Modelling, Python

Responsibilities

• Author production-realistic Blender tasks: Write task briefs that reflect work a studio or client would actually ask for, scoped tightly enough that the outcome can be objectively verified.
• Record expert demonstrations: Set up your own environment for the task and record yourself executing it end to end with the provided capture tooling, producing a complete trace of actions, interface state, and file changes.
• Document the workflow step by step: Log the steps you took in a form another expert could follow and reproduce, in clear professional English.
• Define verification and success criteria: Specify what the finished result must satisfy, which intermediate milestones mark real progress, and which common wrong paths should not be credited.
• Cover the range of difficulty: Produce tasks from single-tool operations up to long, multi-step workflows that cross applications.

Qualifications

• Author production-realistic Blender tasks: Write task briefs that reflect work a studio or client would actually ask for, scoped tightly enough that the outcome can be objectively verified.
• Record expert demonstrations: Set up your own environment for the task and record yourself executing it end to end with the provided capture tooling, producing a complete trace of actions, interface state, and file changes.
• Document the workflow step by step: Log the steps you took in a form another expert could follow and reproduce, in clear professional English.
• Define verification and success criteria: Specify what the finished result must satisfy, which intermediate milestones mark real progress, and which common wrong paths should not be credited.
• Cover the range of difficulty: Produce tasks from single-tool operations up to long, multi-step workflows that cross applications.