When you create a project, a job is automatically created at that time. You can subsequently create more jobs in the project if desired.

For quick job creation, you can base a new job on a job definition previously generated for the project. This eliminates the need to define job settings as these are automatically set according to the job definition.

You can also duplicate an existing job to create a new job that is a copy of the existing job.

If you need more flexibility, you can create a job from a task definition template, which lets you manually define all job settings.

See also: You can also create a new job by importing job data from a previously exported job.