Salary at Northrop Consulting Engineers

The graduate pay is fair and middle of the road for the role, bonuses are awarded however I haven't yet experienced this as they're typically at the end of the year.

I recently got a pay rise and am happy for a grad in consulting but I did have to ask outside of pay reviews for a raise. I know others are not happy though.

Pay seems to be below average. I understand that it is likely because of the current financial market, and success of the team but it feels a fair bit below what I would expect at this level

Somewhat competitive amongst other firms. I enjoy the bonuses as it shows that Northrop appreciates your contribution.

So far so good.

Pay for graduates is competitive, promotion and remuneration from graduate positions is not clear

I don't really have a metric to compare it to. But i am relatively happy with my pay

I think for the amount of hours we work and the stress we are under engineers should be paid more.

I think they are decent

As mentioned, I did not receive a performance review at the end of my first year. I hope to obtain one at the end of my second year regardless of the outcome. I hope the company can reflect the skills that I've obtained over the years and compare to industry standard.

I think the Pay sides of things at Northrop is a okay starting point for a career. I think as a graduate it is similar to other companies.

My personal salary I think is higher than the usual grad salary, however it seems benchmarked for similar positions. Bonuses are few and far between I think.

The pay at Northrop is average for starting off as a Graduate, with limited previous experience. There is hardly any bonusses.

Standard for design company.

I came from a government job where I was paid the same rate as an undergraduate. The graduate position for that same government role is $20k more per year than here. No bonuses here that I am aware of.

It is good comparing to my previous company.

I'm casual at the moment.

I'm happy.

Fair work compensation

Understand that I am on graduate salary so no actual complaints, just coming into the industry at a graduate level later in lifea higher salary would be very beneficial.

Free exercise classes in the building, very flexible WFH situations in my section ie working overseas remotely for a month or more.

Honestly unsure. Leave is often fine but we don't usually get many things paid for by the company. In Newcastle office, that is different though

We get a free lunch every other week as part of our lunch and learns. We get a phone allowance (if you ask for it) and there is an annual leave loading, but nothing too exciting.

Flexible working hours

moving expenses

Free entry to all industry events, lots of free social events occurring every month

Northrop offers really generous leave opportunities. For example, i was able to take 5 weeks to travel to Europe within my first year as a graduate which i feel is rare within the industry /

Best perks: Free ubers and go get during inspection

Lots of social events organized throughout the years. Events changes based on people's feedback

Generous leave policies

Ubers, Working from home flexibility, going on site frequently. Friday drinks,

Northrop do provide different types of leaves. Other than that, there is not much other benefits.

Flexible working.

Not much

Travel and food expenses for business trip

Yes. Free tickets to games. Free drink at the end of week. Etc

Social events after work.

relocating bonus and event tickets

Uber paid by the company

They have three bonding afternoons per year which they pay for and it's an afternoon doing an activity with the whole office or your section to get to know people. During covid, our managers shouted everyone a menulog lunch which was fun.