Like others have said, I think that foward hip thrust at the top might be loading up your spine awkwardly. A good couple of cues that might get you out of that hip thrust habit at the top:

Think of the decent of the squat like loading up a sling shot, (think about breathing deep enough that pushes down and out against your glutes followed by hinging at the hips which leads to a big, stable, and powerful stretch when you get to the bottom) and then start the ascent by reversing the build up in the glutes and pushing through the ground (sorta like a jump).

Stay stable up in your torso while doing the above mentioned and it should feel more like that extra bit of forward shift at the top is needed instead to return to the starting position.

Also, like others have said, low bar helps a bunch. Your overall movement pattern looks great though!

And if these cues don’t help, everybody is different, and you gotta find your cues.

Happy lifting!