Yes—this looks like classic butterfly/clamshell lighting.

A good way to recreate it is:

• Main light above and centered, angled down toward the face
• Use a large soft source, such as a softbox or octabox
• Add fill from below with a reflector, or a weaker soft light if needed
• Shoot between the upper light and lower reflector/fill

The catchlights in the eyes suggest the light is coming from above, and the shadows are soft rather than hard, so a diffused modifier makes sense. The lower fill helps soften shadows under the nose and chin while still leaving some shape under the lips and cheekbones.

The background does not appear strongly lit, so you likely don’t need a separate background light.

For focal length, anything in roughly the 85–200mm range on full frame would work for this kind of headshot. An 85mm is a very reasonable starting point.