Tech's answer to
Technology, smart planning, and a fleet of electric vehicles lead to less food waste and fewer food miles. Picnic is competitive and sustainable.
Our teams
We value freedom and responsibility. There’s always room to design unique solutions and upset the status quo. In a dynamic atmosphere, diverse teams collaborate on projects, taking ideas from the drawing board to implementation. We're all curious, and everyone is hungry for a challenge.
People of Picnic
Perks and benefits
Treat yo’ self
Develop your personal and professional skills with our in-house trainings ranging from Dutch lessons to time and stress management classes. In your own time, on our own dime.
Happy Doggos
Having a bad day? Let one of the office dogs comfort you. Need some quick exercise, borrow a dog, and go for a walk to get those dopamine levels back up.
Friends Only
You won’t find colleagues here. When you join Picnic, you join a group of friends who just so happen to be working on an amazing project together.
Friday Drinks*
Celebrate the start of the weekend with vrijmibo*, the occasional pub quiz, karaoke sessions, or whichever form of entertainment you prefer.
Healthy Moves
Football, hockey, cycling, swimming, running (or all five). However we do it, we like to move it, move it. Usually together, always like King Julian.
Food for Thought
Getting shit done is a high-energy activity. Our chefs prepare delicious lunches and healthy snacks every day to make sure you’re always on top of your game.
Thoughts and writings
- React Native at PicnicLars Lockefeer
- Finding product alternatives at PicnicTettje Halbertsma
- Taming Automation in SalesforceBhushsan Puri
- Open Sourcing JoloMax Sumrall
- The ePV: cute, clean and electricStephanie Broekman
- Guarding a React Native application from evil JSON 🛡Lucas Twisk
- Reactive Programming at Picnic: Our findings thus farPhilip Leonard
- Make your users smile — one order rating at a timeJelten Beekhuis
- What a collaborative design tool like Figma brought our teamWiemer Viet
- How to make waiting funRuben Vermijs