Asure Software CTO Named a Top Leader for 2026
Asure Software executive Yasmine Rodriguez Wakim was recognized for her work in AI-driven payroll technology.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Remote Work
Asure Software Chief Technology Officer Yasmine Rodriguez Wakim was named a Top Woman Chief Technology Officer of 2026 by Women We Admire. The recognition highlights her recent work integrating artificial intelligence into payroll and tax systems.
Why it matters
Wakim’s current role at the Austin-based firm focuses on building AI-driven architectures to improve operational efficiency for payroll and money movement. The honor reflects her two-decade career developing technology in the payroll tax sector.
The award program reaches 110,000 individuals and businesses through its publication. This recognition caps a 20-year career trajectory for the Austin-based CTO.
The players
Yasmine Rodriguez Wakim
She is the Chief Technology Officer at Asure Software and a co-founder of the former Crystal Solutions.
Asure Software
Headquartered in Austin, this company provides human capital management software solutions.
Women We Admire
This is a professional publication that tracks and highlights female leadership across various industries.
The details
Wakim joined Asure Software with a background that includes co-founding Crystal Solutions, which was acquired by OneSource Virtual in 2015. At OneSource, she served as vice president of product development before moving to her current leadership role. Since 2024, she has led the rollout of Luna AI, a project designed to rebuild product architecture for improved scalability.
Timeline
2015: Crystal Solutions was acquired by OneSource Virtual.
2024: Yasmine Rodriguez Wakim introduced Luna AI.
September 2026: Wakim was named a Top Woman Chief Technology Officer.
The Texas Context
Wakim’s career trajectory follows a decade of industry consolidation that began with the 2015 acquisition of Crystal Solutions by OneSource Virtual. Her recent work represents a pivot toward AI-driven software architecture, mirroring a broader trend in the Austin tech sector.
Asure Software continues its operations from its Austin headquarters as it scales its AI-driven payroll architecture. Clients and local partners can expect continued updates to payroll and tax movement tools developed under this leadership.
The takeaway
The recognition highlights the ongoing evolution of local payroll technology toward AI-managed workflows. Watch for future product scaling outcomes following the 2024 rollout of the Luna AI initiative.
Further reading
For more on how local firms are navigating the shift to AI-based workflows, visit Remote Work.
