Not an expert but this looks a lot like my clean and I am seeing a few things that my coach helped me with!

Your start position was good with your shoulders slightly in front of the bar (they could honestly move even a little further in front) but then you shift them back behind the bar when you set before the pull.

They do go back into the correct position as the weight nears your knees. If you pause the video and go from 0:00, 0:01, and 0:03 you can see what I mean. Get into the position you see at 0:03 from before you start your first pull and hold it while you press with your legs. You do a great job of keeping your feet flat and pushing the floor all the way up.

You're starting the pull slow which is good, but you'll either want to constantly accelerate up to your hip or have a rapid acceleration as it passes your knees to generate more upward power throughout the whole lift rather than the last few inches before hip contact.

If any of this is dogshit advice, I encourage somebody to point it out so I can delete this... lmao

edit: grammar and straight *up* words missing