In 2017, a Carnegie Foundation commission concluded that the nation’s capacity to sustain and continue to innovate and thrive in the modern workforce depends on the integration of natural, social and behavioral sciences, they also concluded that a sustained, vibrant democracy is dependent upon this foundation in STEM especially as in integrates the social sciences. Even so, sociologist cannot afford to ignore efforts to marginalize proposals for research in public and private foundations.
This is a very interesting question
I think you could work in four lines:
Creation of research software
Analysis and interpretation of big data
Working the sociology of science (Merton, for example)
Doing "applied sociology" in social innovation projects
STEM has to answer Sociology issues. Sociology is a science as well and must be integrated with STEM to address society needs and sustainable use of natural resources.
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