You might think about being a little quicker with straightening your arm at the very top for the lockout. One cue I like is to "Raise your hand like you're a first grader who has the right answer!"
I just try to get a feel for snatching right TO the lockout point, which takes a lot of reps with different weights and is something I'm always trying to refine.
I think of this as "snatching on the line." I imagine where the lockout point will be, and make that my target. Then I imagine a vertical line straight down from that point and imagine snatching on that line. That's not literally going to be the bell path, but it's a visualization that helps me hit that target of the lockout point.
If I am snatching right to that target point, I'm not leaving the bell out front, I'm not overshooting and letting it pull my arm back, I'm not pressing it out or having to reel it in, and I'm not letting it get too far outside my body or too close to the center line.
Most importantly I'm calibrating my hip drive so the bell flies right to that point and my hand just has to meet it. So there's no intention to the timing of my arm other than "meet the bell at the top."
This is another point that a hard style lifter can take from the Ksenia Dedyukhina video posted earlier. Starting at about 4:55 (video is cued to that point below) Joe Daniels comments in the narration about how consistent her lockout is. She hits the same point every time, rep after rep: