Krita Specialist

What you'll do

Here the training data is a recording of you making art. You think of a task a real Krita user might do (a sketch, a painting with layers and masks, selections and blending modes, a colour adjustment, a web or social export), describe it in SuperAnnotate, then record yourself doing it on your own computer.

Preparation counts: Krita installed, brush presets and reference images ready, canvas set up before you start recording. The task must be realistic and the recording complete enough for a reviewer to follow, since the aim is to teach models how raster illustration is actually done step by step.

Who fits

• Hands-on Krita experience with brushes, layers, selections, masks, blending modes and exports
• English at B2 or higher
• A computer, and a drawing tablet where applicable
• Understanding of colour tools, stabilisers, reference images and canvas settings
• Self-directed reliability in hourly remote work

Nice to have

• Digital art, illustration, graphic design, animation or content creation background

What it pays

The ad states up to $20 an hour, a ceiling. It matches the Jupyter and KiCad specialist listings in this group, all open to Bangladesh, India and Pakistan. The listing does not publish payment terms; the process and payout details are on the company page.

Worth knowing

Good:

• A portfolio is not asked for; practical Krita skill is the bar
• Creative work compared with text review
• Free open-source tool, so easy to meet the requirement

Less good:

• Up to $20 is a modest ceiling
• Open only to Bangladesh, India and Pakistan
• A tablet may help, and the ad does not say whether one is required
• Time-tracked hourly work; hours available are not stated

About this listing

Posted on SME Careers, where SuperAnnotate hires subject matter experts; we read the ad on 27 October 2026. The board gives no posting date. The listing is open to applicants in: BD, IN, PK. The hiring sequence (recorded AI interview, Deel contract, paid bootcamp, time tracking) is covered on the company page rather than repeated here. See SuperAnnotate.