Cu2ZnSn(S,Se)(4) (CZTS) thin film solar cells have reached efficiencies of up to 12.6% and current research is focused on understanding reasons for device limitations. At Uppsala University, a CZTS synthesis route based on compound sputtering and annealing in elemental vapors is used. Variation of chemical composition and annealing conditions is used as a tool to try to understand defect-related material- and device properties. Front and back contacts are also studied with focus on energy band matching at the hetero-interface using atomic layer deposition buffer layers and chemical stability of the back contact. In this review, we discuss recent work from our group, with reference to related work in the literature and with regards to areas for future work.