Sandra Sieron

Sandra Sieron is a researcher affiliated with the Department of Sociology of Work, Economy and Technological Change at Humboldt University Berlin. Her work focuses on the political economy of digitalization, labor sociology, and critical social theory. She contributes to editorial functions at the PROKLA Journal for Critical Social Science.

• Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Social Sciences and Music, University of Wuppertal (2009-2014)
• Master of Arts in Political Theory, Goethe University Frankfurt am Main (2013-2017)
• Master of Arts in Psychology, International Psychoanalytic University Berlin (2015-2018)

Her research explores the intersection of digital technologies, labor structures, and societal infrastructures. As part of the WZB Berlin Social Science Center, she contributes to critical analyses of neoliberal frameworks in digital regulation and participates in sociological discourse through academic publications and teaching seminars.

Her academic work primarily spans political economy, digital sociology, and critical theory, with a focus on emerging sociotechnical realities such as AI governance. She has co-authored recent publications on EU platform regulation, reflecting her engagement with contemporary debates on digital labor and capitalism.

Sieron has served as a teaching assistant for seminars on critical theory and has collaborated with institutions like the Left Party in Germany. Her professional trajectory includes roles in both academic research and policy-oriented projects, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to technological change.