Concentrator photovoltaics (CPV) is a high-efficiency solar energy technology based on multi-junction solar cells and optical concentration, where sunlight is focused onto microscale solar cells. It has demonstrated the highest efficiencies among existing PV technologies, offering several environmental advantages. The overall objective of this project is to improve the cost-effectiveness, energy efficiency, and high-volume manufacturing scalability of micro-CPV technology through the investigation and development of alternative manufacturing processes. The work covered several aspects of micro-CPV technology, including electrical contacting, soldering processes, and the integration of optical components. Practical investigations and experimental testing were carried out to evaluate different approaches for their suitability for future manufacturing. In addition, my work included the assembly, pre-characterization, and outdoor testing of micro-CPV modules. This research was part of a broader effort towards bringing micro-CPV technology closer to market through the development of a future spin-off company, providing practical insight into the challenges of transferring research-based technology towards commercialization.