Friederike Molitor

Friederike Molitor is a Research Fellow at the Research Professorship on Work, Family and Social Inequality at the WZB Social Science Research Center Berlin (since January 2024). She previously held positions at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz and the WZB, focusing on work-family dynamics and digital care platforms. Her research explores intersections of work, gender, and family structures, particularly in modern societies.

Education and professional background includes a doctoral program 'Gute Arbeit' (Good Work) at WZB, sponsored by the Hans Böckler Foundation (2017-2020). She has collaborated with leading scholars in sociology and social stratification research.

Research interests span digital care platforms, domestic labor markets, gender roles in employment, and policy impacts on work-life balance. Her work combines quantitative methods with cross-national comparative analysis.

Publications address topics such as demand for domestic services, online labor platforms, and gendered employment patterns in countries like Germany, Sweden, and the Netherlands. She co-authored studies on care work digitalization and policy frameworks supporting domestic service sectors.

Notably absent from her profile are awards and grant details, though her extensive academic collaborations suggest active participation in funded projects.