Yes. The introduction does not change the requirement that the position involve prearranged work in a listed profession and that the applicant meet that profession's citizenship and qualification standard.
Verify the offer independently of how it arrived
Request the employer's own documentation of the position and duties rather than relying on a summary from whoever made the introduction. Compare those duties to the profession's listed criteria directly, since the source of the lead has no bearing on whether the job itself qualifies.
TN is available to eligible Canadian and Mexican citizens for prearranged professional work in an occupation named on the USMCA professional list, provided the person meets that occupation's specific qualification rule. The qualification rule then belongs to the entry itself: some entries want a baccalaureate degree, some accept a post-secondary diploma with a stated number of years of experience, and some turn on a provincial or state licence. The occupation must be one of the listed USMCA professions and the applicant must personally hold the qualification that entry requires; and the applicant must be a citizen of Canada or Mexico, since permanent residence in Canada does not satisfy that condition.