Deliver groceries by e-bike for Flink in a flexible part-time or full-time role that can fit around your studies or hobbies.
This role may suit students because shifts can be scheduled flexibly around studies or hobbies, and the source explicitly mentions student work, weekend work and holiday work. International students from outside the EU can receive a contract if they have a valid work permit in the Netherlands.
- Employer
- Flink
- Location
- Eindhoven, Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant
- Pay
- €7.36-€14.71/hour
- Hours
- Not listed
- Language
- Dutch may be required
- Posted
- 21 Sept 2026
- Open until
- Not listed
Flink, a leading online supermarket, is growing rapidly. From its city hubs, it delivers groceries quickly on electric bikes. This dynamic team is looking for a Rider or bicycle courier for a flexible part-time or full-time role.
What Flink offers:
- Pay: Earn up to €16,19 per hour, including holiday allowance, for workers aged 21 and older. Development opportunities are available.
- Flexibility: Schedule your shifts flexibly around your studies or hobbies. The role can suit student work, a weekend job or holiday work.
- Staff discount: Receive 20% off your own Flink groceries.
- Equipment: Flink provides a modern 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: Be the face of Flink and bring a smile to customers' doors.
- Deliver quickly: Use Flink's modern e-bikes to bring groceries safely, smoothly and on time to customers.
- Work in the hub: Between rides, stay in the hub ready to handle the next orders immediately.
Requirements:
- You are at least 16 years old.
- You have a valid work permit in the Netherlands. Contracts are also available for international students from outside the EU.
- You speak Dutch or English.
Application: The source invites you to apply, but no city or application URL is provided.
Good to know before applying
This role may suit students because shifts can be scheduled flexibly around studies or hobbies, and the source explicitly mentions student work, weekend work and holiday work. International students from outside the EU can receive a contract if they have a valid work permit in the Netherlands.