Yes, the \D character class will let you catch everything before the numbers in "Testing01" and "myimages2".

printf "%20s %s\n", 'job_type', '#';
while (<DATA>) {
    my ($job_type, $job_number)
        = /job: "(\D+)(\d*)"\s*$/
        or next;
    printf "%20s %s\n", $job_type, $job_number;
}
__DATA__
Prefatory remarks, job: "Testing01"
More remarks, job: "mymusic"
Other stuff, job: "myimages2"

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prints

            job_type #
             Testing 01
             mymusic
            myimages 2

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In reply to Re: Regex Character Class? by Narveson
in thread Regex Character Class? by raj8

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