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Part-Time E-Bike Delivery Rider (Groceries) at Flink

Deliver groceries for Flink by e-bike with flexible shifts around your study or hobbies.

This role is explicitly presented as suitable for student work, weekend work, or holiday work, with shifts that can fit around study or hobbies. Applicants must be at least 16, speak Dutch or English, and hold a valid work permit in the Netherlands. The source also mentions contracts for international students from outside the EU.

Employer
Flink
Location
Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
Pay
€16-€16/hour
Hours
Not listed
Language
Dutch may be required
Posted
2 Oct 2026
Open until
Not listed

About the role

Flink is a rapidly growing online supermarket that delivers groceries from city hubs by electric bike. You can work as a delivery rider or bicycle courier in a flexible part-time or full-time role.

What Flink offers

  • Pay: Up to €16.19 per hour, including holiday pay for people aged 21 and over, with progression opportunities. The structured salary data lists €16–€16 per hour.
  • Flexibility: Plan your shifts around your study or hobbies. The role is presented as suitable for student work, weekend work, or holiday work.
  • Staff discount: 20% off your own Flink groceries.
  • Equipment: A modern e-bike for your shift, a helmet, and comfortable clothing for summer and winter.
  • Team: A young, international, and social team.

Responsibilities

  • Represent Flink and provide customers with a friendly experience at the door.
  • Deliver groceries safely, smoothly, and on time by e-bike.
  • Help in the hub between rides by preparing the next orders.

Requirements

  • You are at least 16 years old.
  • You have a valid work permit in the Netherlands. The source also mentions contracts for international students from outside the EU.
  • You speak Dutch or English.

The city, province, exact working hours, start date, and application URL are not provided in the source.

Good to know before applying

This role is explicitly presented as suitable for student work, weekend work, or holiday work, with shifts that can fit around study or hobbies. Applicants must be at least 16, speak Dutch or English, and hold a valid work permit in the Netherlands. The source also mentions contracts for international students from outside the EU.