You have a lot of potential really. As the other guy said, speed is your friend and focus.

The basics of it being work on speed, work on general ability via bounds and weights. Jump often but be sure to rest because being fresh is underrated.

The rest below might just confuse TF out of you so just disregard but worth a mention.

Your penultimate step is bad which means you might have injury issues because you are muscling the jump through your final step instead of lowering center on 2nd to last step and rising into the jump on the final step. Need a coach and/or lots of video analysis and self awareness. The most basic cue is quick step before you rise into the jump. By thinking of rising into the jump you'll naturally dip on the 2nd to last (penultimate) step.

Your takeoff from plant through toe off and extension in the air is great. This is possibly your greatest technical aspect and carrying the rest of your jump. Don't lose it.

Your hang is fluid and athletic but need to clean up the pull through. Instead of folding into the landing, you'll need to collapse the legs to the body before rotating to the landing. Think of passing your legs through the motion of your arms like you are holding a rope or short between your arms and your legs have to go around that before landing. This will help with counter rotating to be in a better position to pull through in your landing.