Salary at Cardno

Pay is fairly standard for a graduate engineer. Bonuses are not common

working for a larger company can make it difficult to get pay rises when deserved and as part of a larger corporation the pay is typically below average for similar roles

Bonuses don't exist as far as I know. With pay the company has a tendency not to reward high performing employees unless they ask for a rise.

I don't believe the base pay to be satisfactory for graduates. We don't receive bonuses

I haven't worked long enough to get my head around what kind of pay I should/shouldn't have and what kind of bonuses I can seek. To me, when I accepted the job I really did not care how much I got paid, rather it was knowing I had a secure job and opportunity to develop. I do think that for a graduate I get paid just above the average...I think.

Can definitely be improved. My starting pay was below market level and after almost 3 years I have not received a raise. The annual raise received matches the annual inflation rate and I am still well below the market compensation levels for an engineer of my level.

The company offers great pay for a graduate position as well as providing some great benefits.

It's a great starting position

Industry average

Starting salary was good, but the salary review I undertook was a very marginal increase, less than average inflation rate so that was annoying. Not sure when the next review is and would like to be paid according to my level of experience and market rate.

Hours don't match the pay

Good pay for a grad - happy with that, would like to progress soon

I think bonuses should be awarded to PMs that are able to deliver large projects well under budget, or high level performers in all roles of the company.

The base pay is lower than the average compared to other companies in Melbourne. However last year my salary increase was substantial. The company however doesn't offer any bonuses.

Wanting to discuss in PDP

Salary seems on par with industry standard for my position, no bonus.

They are typical of my level

I believe we are underpaid for work. however we do receive great learning

Discounts for luxury cars, Uber account for meetings

There are no particular fiscal perks, however the work events are very good

Free valley parking on weekends and after work, incredible end of trip facilities. Peanut butter, Nutella, toast, almond milk and an espresso machine in the office. Crazy good views

On the rare occasion we will have a job located in a regional area which requires an overnight stay in order to do a site inspection. For example, I spent 2 nights with a colleague in Portland, VIC for work, and that was pretty fun, and was a great chance to bond.

Paid annual leave

They have great healthcare benefits as well as benefits with some companies for purchasing cars.

Awesome breakfast bar, coffee machine, and fresh fruits

Cheaper health insurance with Bupa

Invitation to wildcats game once

I get to travel a lot for work. When travelling, if we have the time, we are encouraged to explore the area after work hours. I was given the opportunity to travel to Timor-Leste, which is a place that I do not believe I would have traveled to if it weren't for work.

Relocation expenses for WFH, weekly raffle, attendance to networking events.

HP discount