Can someone please critique my developer resume after startup layoff?

Yes, you definitely want to somehow communicate that that you were working for a startup at the end of its funding. I read your resume before reading your request here, and the ladt two short stays really stood out to me. I'm not sure the best way to do this. Off the top of my head, even putting "(Startup)" by the company name would help. I look forward to seeing what others recommend.

On the nitpick side, I don't have enough context to know what this means in real terms: "Daily orders per day increased by over 100 for previously inactive users."

Just say something like "company ran out of funding" at the beginning of the section about the company. That tells it all. If it's not exactly correct, find the right wording that is correct and clear.

I think your resume is fine as is. One of the first things they will ask you is, "why did you leave your last position?" and then you can explain the situation. Emphasize that you enjoyed your time there and felt like you grew and learned, etc, etc and don't give an inkling of a negative impression.

Good luck, but I think you will do fine.

Your resume looks great! All the best

I might move the skills section before education or experience.

It would help whoever is looking at it quickly determine if you have any experience with the technology they currently use (or will be interested in using).

- Order of subjects :- Skills => work experience => Academic project =>education.

- Change 'Languages' to 'Languages (in proficiency order)' or something like that, I hate it when people just arbitrarily put the order of thier languages down so you have no idea what to ask them questions on.

- You descriptions are quite wordy and redundant, and can be cut down a lot:-

i.e.

"Implemented bug xes/feature requests to existing Java document management product." => "Implemented bug xes/feature requests to Java document management product."

"Code was deployed to IBM Websphere servers and required the use of SQL, XML, JDBC. Projects were managed using SVN and JIRA/Confluence and utilized jUnit testing and code reviews." => "Deployed to IBM Websphere servers and used SQL, XML, JDBC. Projects managed using SVN and JIRA/Confluence and utilized jUnit testing and code reviews."

"Designed and implemented custom document and workflow management systems for clients primarily using Java/IBM Filenet in both individual and team settings, including travel to client sites." => "Designed and implemented document and workflow management systems using Java/IBM Filenet in both individual and team settings, included travel to client sites."

"Developed an iOS app designed as a sales tool. Built using JavaScript/Cordova and managed with Git, utilizing jQuery and various libraries for JSON data visualization." => "Developed an iOS sales tool app built using JavaScript/Cordova/JQuery and various libraries for JSON data visualization."

I've interviewed a lot of dev folks from any level. Your Resume looks fine. Move your education all the way down.

I personally go first visit your github profile. Also, any link you have about the work you've done will make a difference.

good luck