Yes of course, but I doubt Pharaoh meant it in a “post-Pentecost” sort of way, which is the point. Joseph is a microcosm of church history.

The contrast is (mostly) between Abraham and Joseph. The Spirit of God was also in Abraham. But Joseph, standing upon his great grandfather’s shoulders and “filled” with the Spirit, shows greater maturity. It was his interpretation and wisdom (neither overtly miraculous) that brought this comment from Pharaoh. God was working behind the scenes as He did in Esther, and as He mostly does with us.

And Pharaoh said to his servants, “Can we find a man like this, in whom is the Spirit of God?”