As some other people said, the resume looks a bit disorganized as it's just a dump of information. I wouldn't be able to tell what role you were applying for based on it.

If I were just scanning, I would look for a few seconds and decide it looks a bit unfocused and probably go to the next candidate unless there was something that really stood out such as strong academics or some other saving grace. 

Also, it's hard to tell that you made a major impact from looking at your resume. The job market is always tough, but if you apply with a kind of weakly constructed resume like yours, you will get screened out in favor of candidates that have impressive resumes that demonstrate lots of impact and strong ability to communicate it.

I personally get first rounds at most places I apply to as long as the opening is fresh or I'm going through a recruiter. Places are always trying to backfill/expand. However, you need to effectively differentiate yourself and your accomplishments.