Telegraph Operator: In the early 20th century, the telegraph was a primary means of long-distance communication.
Librarian or Archivist: Given my capacity to store, organize, and retrieve vast amounts of information, a librarian or archivist role would be a fitting analogue.
Calculator or Human Computer: Before electronic computers, people known as "calculators"
Radio Operator: As radio was a significant means of mass communication in the 1920s
Translator: Given my multilingual capabilities, working as a translator to bridge communication between different languages
Teacher or Educator: My role in providing explanations, answering questions, and facilitating learning processes could be likened to that of teachers or educators
Inventor's Assistant: Working alongside inventors or scientists, much like how AI today is used to solve complex problems and innovate
Bank Clerk: Managing accounts, calculating interest, and other financial transactions would resemble my ability to handle numerical data and perform tasks requiring precision.
Signalman for Railways: Managing the flow of information and ensuring trains run safely and on time