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AH Gears in Auckland's Penrose invites an experienced Senior Mechanical Engineer to lead gear design and development across wind-turbine gearboxes, rotating equipment and automotive transmissions. You will work hands-on from concept through manufacture, testing and field support, collaborating with in-house teams and customers to deliver robust engineering solutions.
The role emphasizes practical problem-solving, 3D CAD, FEA readiness and clear technical reporting within a busy manufacturing
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We are looking for an experienced Senior Mechanical Engineer to join the engineering team at AH Gears in Penrose. This is a hands‑on role for an engineer who enjoys solving complex mechanical problems and seeing designs progress from initial investigation through manufacture, testing, commissioning and field support.
The work spans major industrial applications, including wind‑turbine and heavy industrial gearboxes and rotating equipment, together with high‑performance automotive transmissions and drivetrain systems. You will work closely with our in‑house manufacturing, inspection and quality teams and have direct involvement in real machinery and customer outcomes.
AH Gears is a specialist gearbox, gear manufacturing and mechanical engineering business based in Auckland and part of Dodson Group. We design, manufacture, repair and support critical power‑transmission equipment across industrial and automotive applications.
Our engineers have access to extensive in‑house capability, including precision gear manufacturing, CNC machining, inspection and testing. This enables projects to move from investigation and concept through to finished component or complete assembly within the wider group.
The attraction of this role is its variety and practical impact. One project may involve investigating or redesigning a gearbox for wind energy or heavy industry, while the next may involve developing a component for a high‑performance automotive application. You will work directly with the people manufacturing, inspecting, assembling and testing the equipment, rather than designing components in isolation.