5V to 3.3V what is wrong on my schematic?
The smallest acceptable size in a 2A regulator @ 1 MHz if using 2.2uH is 4.8mm square to get 30 mOhm max with an L/R ratio of ~ 73 us and a Q&lt;0.1 with fo of 16kHz @ 44uF and probably unstable. But yours is far too lossy and underdamped and too puny.
Remove 1 (22uF) cap also and review phase compensation design for breakpoint and phase margin.  There is a problem with 5kHz phase lead compensation and an underdamped resonant frequency of 16 kHz.
This does not exclude that you may have mechanical soldering issues and the onus is on you to identify all pin voltages to verify the function of that port and all connected parts to debug in your question.
You would have been better off with 1uH 10mOhm and 10uF &lt;1 mOhm but the datasheet only hints at that! ‘☆’ means recommended for most applications.
Rule of Thumb
Never deviate one little bit from suggested layout and components in SMPS unless you know what you are doing!  (Especially but not only at &gt;1MHz)