I think so. Don't expect quite the performance as in the ground. But sure! Looks like it will get some fairly consistent sun in that spot! -- at least in winter when the sun angle is lower.

Thanks Dave! I am not expecting it to be a power producer. But I do want something that will look and smell nice (blooms). A few lemons would be a nice bonus.

Which direction does your window face
and what temps does the room see? I don't have experience with meyers but I have been successfully growing two Kumquats totally indoors in the PNW. My fukushu even put out blooms and a considerable quantity of fruit despite its young age and size.

Great to hear it bonsai! Kumquats are on my list of trees to try, and maybe I would try one here instead of a Meyer since I have a Meyer at home.
Window faces straight south. Room temps are controlled by the building so I don't know exactly, but I estimate upper 60s to low 70s.

From my own experience straight south or west/southwest seems to work fairly well. Directly by the window you should see a night temperature drop that will suit the tree just fine. A few things to watch for is higher temps on hot days. I usually keep an eye on the window temp and pull the blinds if the trees seem droopy when it gets hot. I also watch soil moisture those days. From what I can tell citrus seem to like consistent temps. I would also say to put the pot up on pot feet or put a layer of rocks in an oversized drip tray. When you water, let the water run out into the tray and then just leave it. As it evaporates it keeps the humidity up around the tree. By elevating the tree above water level, the tree isn't soaking that water back up. The rocks and tray will start looking pretty ugly with crusty salt and stuff, but it doesn't hurt the tree. Just a few things I've observed.

I think it would too. It almost has the look of a sunny side to a greenhouse. I would because then when it blooms, you could really enjoy the fragrance inside. I actually have one I stick in a window at work and it thrives all winter long then not as good when I stick it outside. lol. Go figure)

I'm hoping for that fragrance, Mike! Thanks for the encouragement, experience, and advice!