Syeda Fizza Jafri
Aspiration Statement
With a strong interest in media and journalism, I am keen to understand the dynamics of the marketing and media industries and aim to build a professional career in this space.
Core Skills
- Adobe Premiere Pro (Design & Editing)
- CapCut
- Research Based Writing (Academic and Journalistic)
- SEO & Digital Content Optimization
- Social Media Content Creation
Core Competencies
- Adaptability
- Problem Solving
Preferred Career Paths
First priority: Journalism and Media
Second priority: Marketing (Digital Marketing)
Third priority: Business, Finance
Experience
Leadership / Meta-curricular
- Member Of The Communications Cabinet, Habib University Student Government
- Public Relations Head - Graduation Committee, Habib University Student Government
- General Secretary (Habib Debate Union), Academic Curator Humun 2025, Gaming Club Habib Debate Union
- Press Secretary And Member, Pride Press
Internship / Volunteer Work
- Corporate Communications Intern, English Biscuit Manufacturers (EBM) (July – August 2026)
- Academic Counselor, Freelance (July 2025 – March 2026)
- Journalism And Marketing Associate, Habib University’s Marketing And Communications Department (November – December 2025)
- Content Writer, Arten Consultancy (October 2023 – July 2025)
Publications / Creative Projects
- Exchange Program – Learn Abroad Program (University of California, Berkeley)
- Publication – The War That Ended, The Suffering that Didn't (Published in T-Magazine, The Express Tribune)
- Publication – Cold blood, Warm Attachments, The Express Tribune (T-Magazine)
- Publication – Conquering the Heat, Dawn, Young World Magazine
- Publication – Road Woes, Letters to the Editor, The News International
Final Year Project
Project Title
Marketing Beyond Mortality
Description
My thesis focuses on the research question: “How do businesses and influencers use the digital afterlife as a marketing strategy to promote brand and consumer engagement?” It explores how deceased individuals—constituting the digital afterlife—are utilized for marketing through generative AI, posthumous recreations, and other AI technologies by businesses, social media creators, and influencers. The study draws on case studies and analyzes audience perceptions, along with ethical implications. Given limited existing research globally and in Pakistan, this thesis contributes to academic discourse by addressing this gap and offering insights into the intersection of technology, marketing, and ethics. It also considers regulatory challenges and future implications for digital identity, memory, and commercialization in evolving online environments and cultural contexts.