Now Hiring Heroes!

This November, we celebrate and honor the millions of veterans throughout the country and express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation for their many years of service and sacrifice. We also want to recognize the veterans here at Renewal by Andersen and Andersen Corporation and thank them for the work they do and for playing a vital role in helping us become the thriving company we are.

As a military-friendly business, Renewal by Andersen is committed to hiring veterans. We recognize that military veterans possess the drive, independent work ethic, and leadership skills that are hard to teach. We encourage and welcome veterans of all branches of the service to learn more about us and consider joining our team.

The next stage of your career could be with a long-standing American company, devoted to improving homes, lives, and communities. Join us as product manufacturing specialists, master installers, dynamic sales consultants, and future leaders. Renewal by Andersen has locations throughout the country, so we welcome our employees, friends, and advocates to refer a veteran today!

We are proud and honored to have so many talented individuals working with us. Hear from a few of them below.

Apply today at renewalcareers.com.

Above: Raddatz was invited to the 2016 Medal of Honor Convention in Minneapolis.

Above: Scott Senecal, Renewal by Andersen of Boston Field Marketing Supervisor and veteran, was recognized in September for outstanding partnership and support with the 164th Transportation Battalion Job Fair.

Above: Before Mark (pictured above) was a Value Stream Supervisor at Andersen Corporation, our parent company, he served in the United States Army in the 3rd U.S. Infantry at Fort Myer, VA. The 3rd U.S. Infantry, otherwise known as “The Old Guard”, is the Army’s official ceremonial unit and escort to the president, and provides security for Washington, D.C, in time of national emergency.  During his service, Mark was a guard to former Secretary of Defense, Casper Weinberger, at the Pentagon and was also a chauffeur for the Tomb of The Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery. Thank you for your service, Mark!