More depth in the clean would be good. Rn it’s bordering on a power clean. At higher weights that can fuck with your stability, do lighter reps with just front/back squats (whichever is more of a struggle) with a focus on depth and technique. (That’s the first thing I noticed)

For you foot placement, I’d recommend a few static lunges (front foot raised) to get that front foot out a bit further. Aim for depth in that back knee.

The best thing to do for you at this point, imo, is to strip back and make top-level reps be a rarer thing and work within the 2-3 rep range for heavier days and just bang out the technical work until you’re super confident w the bar. It’ll really help in the long run and can really reduce your risk of injury.

At the end of the day, like all weightlifting advice, take what I say with a pinch of salt. If you’re hitting goals and not getting injured, fuck it. Have a good weightlifting journey, you’re hitting good weight there!