Deliver groceries by e-bike for Flink as a flexible part-time or full-time rider, with shifts that can fit around study or hobbies.
This role is relevant to students because shifts can be scheduled flexibly around study or hobbies, and it is presented as suitable for student work, weekends or holidays. International students from outside the EU may receive contracts, but a valid Dutch work permit is required.
- Employer
- Flink
- Location
- Eindhoven, Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant
- Pay
- €16-€16/hour
- Hours
- Not listed
- Language
- Dutch may be required
- Posted
- 1 Oct 2026
- Open until
- Not listed
About the role
Flink is an online supermarket that delivers groceries from city hubs using electric bicycles. This is a part-time or full-time position as a rider or bicycle courier.
Pay and benefits
- Salary: The supplied salary data lists a minimum of EUR 16 and a maximum of EUR 16 per hour. The vacancy text says you can earn up to €16,19 per hour, including holiday pay, at 21 years and older, with opportunities to progress.
- Flexibility: Schedule your shifts flexibly around your studies or hobbies. The role is presented as suitable for student work, weekend work or holiday work.
- Staff discount: Receive 20% discount on your own Flink groceries.
- Equipment: Flink provides an e-bike for your shift, a helmet and comfortable clothing for summer and winter.
- Team: Join a young, international and social team.
What you will do
- Represent Flink and provide customers with a friendly delivery experience.
- Deliver groceries safely, smoothly and on time using Flink’s electric bicycles.
- Between rides, work in the hub and prepare to handle the next orders.
Requirements
- You are at least 16 years old.
- You have a valid work permit in the Netherlands. Contracts are also offered to international students from outside the EU.
- You speak Dutch or English.
Location and application
City: not provided. Province: not provided. Application URL: not provided.
Good to know before applying
This role is relevant to students because shifts can be scheduled flexibly around study or hobbies, and it is presented as suitable for student work, weekends or holidays. International students from outside the EU may receive contracts, but a valid Dutch work permit is required.